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Title: Epilation of growing hair follicles.
Authors: Johnson E
Journal: J Exp Zool 1975 May;192(2):259-63
PMID: 1133570, UI: 75171261
Epilated growing follicles continue to grow. They produce a length of hair which is shorter than that produced by intact follicles over the same period of time, because they grow for a shorter time and at a lower rate.
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