Does notch signal protect non-parenchymal cells from ischemia/reperfusion injury in vitro by repressing ROS?
Notch signal protects non-parenchymal cells from I/R injury by repressing ROS.
This small series represents our first preliminary attempts to ascertain whether bulge IP collapse may play a role in PCA pathogenesis. We present standard parameters relating to hair-follicle IP in the bulge region of three patients with distinct PCA variants, and show the presence of features consistent with bulge IP collapse in each case.