- word "
hair"
usually refers to two
distinct structures: the part
beneath the skin,
called the
hair follicle, or, when
pulled from the skin, the
bulb or root...
- on the
sensor head,
whether it is
a hair, dew cell, mirror,
capacitance sensing element, or dry-
bulb thermometer of an
aspiration psychrometer. The ice...
-
hair characteristics. The
differences in
appearance and
texture of hair are due to many factors: the
position of the
hair bulb relative to the
hair follicle...
-
appears as
multiple branches of a tree. It's the
worst type
of split ends. The
hair look like
a bulb at the end and
becomes thicker at the tips. Thermal, chemical...
-
Hair loss, also
known as
alopecia or baldness,
refers to
a loss
of hair from part
of the head or body.
Typically at
least the head is involved. The severity...
-
of melanin production in the
hair bulb and
apoptosis of follicular melanocytes. Ultimately, the
follicle is 1/6 its
original length,
causing the
hair...
-
palpal bulbs – also
known as
palpal organs and
genital bulbs – are the co****tory
organs of a male spider. They are
borne on the last
segment of the pedipalps...
- "disrupt the
function of a transcriptional enhancer regulating TBX3
expression in
a specific subset of hair bulb keratinocytes during hair growth." The region...
- beards. Microscopically,
poliosis is
marked by the lack
of melanin or
melanocytes in the
hair bulbs,
though epidermal melanocytes typically remain unaffected...
- easily. The
pulled hairs are
mounted on
a slide and the
hair bulbs are
viewed with
a light microscope to
determine how many are
growing hairs and how many are...
