Self-driven directional polypyrrole-polyethyleneimine nanopigment-infused medical textiles with potential asymmetrical ionic convection and biological effects for follicle restoration

This review discusses the origin of the regeneration blastema, and particularly the importance of the skin, the skeleton, and other tissues in the process of regeneration. Also considered are reactions of regenerates to irradiation, including the effect of partial irradiation and the regression of regenerates. Especial attention is given to regeneration under abnormal conditions and to abnormal regeneration. The final section is concerned with the problem of stimulation of regeneration and the possibilities of regeneration in mammals.

Blastema

Skeleton (computer programming)

10.1086/403396

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HAIR LOSS: CAUSES AND PATHOLOGY

International Journal of Research in Medical Sciences & Technology (2021)

Mohammed D. Mahmood

There are many diseases in which one of the main symptoms is hair loss. Hair loss in medical terms is called "Alopecia". Many reasons can cause alopecia. Hair loss can be due to nutritional factors, genetic problems, metals toxicity, and body inflammation. Hormonal changes in the body can also lead to a loss of hair. Physiology and stages of reproduction of hair in humans are also discussed. There are three stages in the process of the hair reproduction cycle. Many factors can be responsible for the disruption of hair, and stress is one of them. A hair pulling test should be done to check the quality of hair. Doctors prescribe the medication and treatment according to the cause of the hair loss. If the hair loss is due to nutritional changes, proper diet and supplements should be taken to reduce the hair loss. A clinical evaluation of a patient with hair loss is important to conclude. Doctors should keep themselves refreshed with the new advances in treatment. Age factor is one of the primary reasons for hair color changes and hair loss. Trichotillomania and traction alopecia are the two types of self-inflicted hair loss that involve pulling the hair and heat, worsening hair condition using hair straighteners, respectively.

Hair cycle

Body hair

Hair disease

Hair care

10.37648/ijrmst.v11i01.016

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Protection against chemotherapy-induced alopecia: targeting ATP-binding cassette transporters in the hair follicle?

Trends in Pharmacological Sciences (2013)

Iain S. Haslam Aaron Pitre John D. Schuetz Ralf Paus

10.1016/j.tips.2013.09.001

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A review on Hair Loss & Damage

Akanksha Tyagi

Hair loss (Male pattern baldness), also called alopecia, which refers hair loss from the head or body. Male pattern baldness and hypotrichosis have numerous causes including androgenetic alopecia, contagious contamination, injury (e.g. because of radiotherapy, chemotherapy, nourishing deficiency (e.g., iron deficiency), and autoimmune diseases (e.g., alopecia areata) [1-7]. Male pattern baldness seriousness happens over a range with amazing cases including alopecia totalis (loss of hair on the head) and alopecia universalis (loss of hair on the head and body). Different methods to prevent hair loss and its causes we will discuss in this article.

Body hair

Hypotrichosis

Alopecia universalis

Scarring alopecia

Hair transplantation

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Diffuse hair loss

Elsevier eBooks (2021)

Reid A. Waldman Jane M. Grant‐Kels

Vellus hair