Grey Hair May Be a Byproduct of Anti-Cancer Stem Cell Defense
A mouse study ties grey hair to 'seno-differentiation' of damaged melanocyte stem cells — a defense that fails under carcinogens, opening a path to melanoma.
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Stem Cell Biology
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A mouse study ties grey hair to 'seno-differentiation' of damaged melanocyte stem cells — a defense that fails under carcinogens, opening a path to melanoma.