Development of a Novel, Clinically Relevant Model for Investigating Factors That Stimulate Human Hair Growth

    January 2011 in “ Bradford Scholars (University of Bradford) ”
    Benjamin H. Miranda
    Studysummary This study found that intermediate hair follicles respond to testosterone by growing, but do not respond to finasteride, suggesting they may provide a novel and clinically relevant model for hair growth research.
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