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Function-driven geometry directs human pilosebaceous unit development
Single-cell technologies have generated cell censuses of tissues, however, how tissue geometry reflects functional needs remains poorly characterized. The human pilosebaceous unit offers a tractable model, a prenatally-formed complex mini-organ combining hair and sebum production with a stem cell re
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