What if a single protein could control hair growth? Scientists reveal how MCL-1 protects hair follicles and may unlock new ...

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A team of international scientists have found a protein called MCL-1 plays a key role in hair growth and follicle protection.

A new study has identified a protein that appears to be essential for hair growth and hair follicle protection.

“Minoxidil was the first drug approved for hair regrowth in men in the vertex (crown area) of the head,” trichologist and scalp therapist Bridgette Hill says, later approved for male and female use in ...

“We found that promoting this metabolism can accelerate stem cell activation, which makes new hairs grow. We subsequently developed drugs that can drive this effect in various models of hair ...