Early Sebocytes (SG)

Embryonic Index:
Hair.SG.ESc

Early sebocytes are proliferating cells situated along the border of the basal membrane. The first sebocytes are detected at stage 5 of hair follicle development. These cells are produced when sebocyte progenitor cells cease to express Blimp1, the gene responsible for maintaining the undifferentiated progenitor state.

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Early Sebocytes (SG)

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Early Sebocytes (SG)

Gene Expression in Early Sebocytes

Incoming Signals for Early Sebocytes

Outgoing Signals of Early Sebocytes

Cultured Cells Related to Early Sebocytes

Diseases and Cell Therapies Related to Early Sebocytes

Developmental Ontology of Early Sebocytes

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Welcome to
LifeMap Discovery

Gene Expression in

Early Sebocytes

Incoming Signals for

Early Sebocytes

Outgoing Signals of

Early Sebocytes

Cultured Cells Related to

Early Sebocytes

Diseases and Cell Therapies Related to

Early Sebocytes

Developmental Ontology of

Early Sebocytes

Images Related to

Early Sebocytes

Literature related to

Early Sebocytes