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Sex Differences in Physiological Hair Cycling and Adhesive Material-Induced Hair Regeneration in Mice

2026-07-24

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Sex differences in hair growth are clinically evident, but sex-dependent regulation of physiological hair cycling and injury-induced hair regeneration remains incompletely understood. We compared physiological dorsal hair-cycle progression and adhesive material-induced localized hair regeneration in male and female C3H/He mice. Males entered the second and third anagen phases earlier than females, indicating longe...

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Literature Corpus work: eafffa95-4c0e-5b5d-abba-09ed45a357fc
DOI: 10.64898/2026.07.23.740406

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