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− | Interactive Signaling Pathways for the alopecia: There are different signaling pathways interact either individually or in co-cordinate with other pathways leading to the alopecia. The most common of these are Wnt pathway, TGF-beta pathway, BMP pathway, MEPK pathway, FGF pathways, Hedgehog pathway, Testosterone Pathway and STAT pathway. The figure indicates major players of these pathways. | + | '''Interactive Signaling Pathways for the alopecia''': There are different signaling pathways interact either individually or in co-cordinate with other pathways leading to the alopecia. The most common of these are Wnt pathway, TGF-beta pathway, BMP pathway, MEPK pathway, FGF pathways, Hedgehog pathway, Testosterone Pathway and STAT pathway. The figure indicates major players of these pathways. |
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Interactive Signaling Pathways for the alopecia: There are different signaling pathways interact either individually or in co-cordinate with other pathways leading to the alopecia. The most common of these are Wnt pathway, TGF-beta pathway, BMP pathway, MEPK pathway, FGF pathways, Hedgehog pathway, Testosterone Pathway and STAT pathway. The figure indicates major players of these pathways.
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