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In this study, we demonstrate that VDR is essential for the morphogenetic processes that drive hair cycle progression and cell division within the hair follicle (HF). We identify Vdr as an important regulator of catagen, by demonstrating that the phenotype cKO of Vdr is a result of an impaired apoptosis process of the epithelial strands of epithelial cells that have been killed in the hair follicle during the phase of catagen. This delay in the entry of the HF into the anagen phase leads to alopecia, and then transforms the HF into a dermal tumor composed of epidermal cells.
We employed functional annotation enrichment analyses to search for potential VDR targets in order to determine the function of VDR during catagen. Comparing control CO fibroblasts with those VDR unliganded ones, we found that 268 genes were increased and 1,25D-dependent activation decreased. The majority of these genes were upregulated by p21 within the WT fibroblasts.
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