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    GlossaryFGF signaling (Fibroblast Growth Factor signaling)

    fibroblast growth factors bind to receptors, triggering cellular processes

    FGF signaling, or Fibroblast Growth Factor signaling, is a biological pathway where fibroblast growth factors bind to their receptors on cell surfaces, triggering a cascade of cellular processes. This pathway is crucial for various functions, including cell growth, wound healing, and development of tissues and organs. In the context of hair, FGF signaling plays a significant role in hair follicle development and regeneration.

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