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collection of molecules secreted by cells into their environment

The secretome refers to the collection of molecules, such as proteins and peptides, that are secreted by cells into their surrounding environment. These molecules play crucial roles in communication between cells, tissue repair, and immune responses. For example, in the context of hair biology, the secretome of hair follicle cells can influence hair growth and regeneration.

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