The Effect of a Single Epilation on Successive Hair Eruptions in Normal and Hormone-Treated Rats

    January 1979 in “ Journal of Experimental Zoology
    Patricia A. Hale, Francis J. P. Ebling
    Studysummary In this study, epilation in female rats generally accelerated hair eruption, especially in successive cycles, with variations influenced by hormonal treatments and timing within the hair growth cycle.
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