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    GlossaryDermal Adipocytes

    specialized skin cells that store fat and support hair growth

    Dermal adipocytes, also known as dermal fat cells, are specialized cells located in the dermis layer of the skin that store fat. These cells play a crucial role in maintaining skin structure, providing insulation, and aiding in wound healing. They also interact with hair follicles and can influence hair growth and regeneration.

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