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Hair follicle

Hair follicles are derived from the epidermis and are present only in thin skin.  Hair follicles have a terminal dilation called the hair bulb which surrounds a central papilla composed of dermal connective tissue.  Within the papilla are numerous blood vessels necessary for survival of the follicle.  40x

Hair follicle <p>Hair follicles are derived from the epidermis and are present only in thin skin.  Hair follicles have a terminal dilation called the hair bulb which surrounds a central papilla composed of dermal connective tissue.  Within the papilla are numerous blood vessels necessary for survival of the follicle.  40x</p>

Hair follicle

Hair follicles are derived from the epidermis and are present only in thin skin.  Hair follicles have a terminal dilation called the hair bulb which surrounds a central papilla composed of dermal connective tissue.  Within the papilla are numerous blood vessels necessary for survival of the follicle.  40x
- Bulb <p>Hair follicles are derived from the epidermis and are present only in thin skin.  Hair follicles have a terminal dilation called the hair bulb which surrounds a central papilla composed of dermal connective tissue.  Within the papilla are numerous blood vessels necessary for survival of the follicle.  40x</p>

- Bulb

Hair follicles are derived from the epidermis and are present only in thin skin.  Hair follicles have a terminal dilation called the hair bulb which surrounds a central papilla composed of dermal connective tissue.  Within the papilla are numerous blood vessels necessary for survival of the follicle.  40x
- Papilla <p>Hair follicles are derived from the epidermis and are present only in thin skin.  Hair follicles have a terminal dilation called the hair bulb which surrounds a central papilla composed of dermal connective tissue.  Within the papilla are numerous blood vessels necessary for survival of the follicle.  40x</p>

- Papilla

Hair follicles are derived from the epidermis and are present only in thin skin.  Hair follicles have a terminal dilation called the hair bulb which surrounds a central papilla composed of dermal connective tissue.  Within the papilla are numerous blood vessels necessary for survival of the follicle.  40x
- Hair shaft <p>Hair follicles are derived from the epidermis and are present only in thin skin.  Hair follicles have a terminal dilation called the hair bulb which surrounds a central papilla composed of dermal connective tissue.  Within the papilla are numerous blood vessels necessary for survival of the follicle.  40x</p>

- Hair shaft

Hair follicles are derived from the epidermis and are present only in thin skin.  Hair follicles have a terminal dilation called the hair bulb which surrounds a central papilla composed of dermal connective tissue.  Within the papilla are numerous blood vessels necessary for survival of the follicle.  40x
- Follicle sheath <p>Hair follicles are derived from the epidermis and are present only in thin skin.  Hair follicles have a terminal dilation called the hair bulb which surrounds a central papilla composed of dermal connective tissue.  Within the papilla are numerous blood vessels necessary for survival of the follicle.  40x</p>

- Follicle sheath

Hair follicles are derived from the epidermis and are present only in thin skin.  Hair follicles have a terminal dilation called the hair bulb which surrounds a central papilla composed of dermal connective tissue.  Within the papilla are numerous blood vessels necessary for survival of the follicle.  40x
Dermis <p>Hair follicles are derived from the epidermis and are present only in thin skin.  Hair follicles have a terminal dilation called the hair bulb which surrounds a central papilla composed of dermal connective tissue.  Within the papilla are numerous blood vessels necessary for survival of the follicle.  40x</p>

Dermis

Hair follicles are derived from the epidermis and are present only in thin skin.  Hair follicles have a terminal dilation called the hair bulb which surrounds a central papilla composed of dermal connective tissue.  Within the papilla are numerous blood vessels necessary for survival of the follicle.  40x
Hypodermis <p>Hair follicles are derived from the epidermis and are present only in thin skin.  Hair follicles have a terminal dilation called the hair bulb which surrounds a central papilla composed of dermal connective tissue.  Within the papilla are numerous blood vessels necessary for survival of the follicle.  40x</p>

Hypodermis

Hair follicles are derived from the epidermis and are present only in thin skin.  Hair follicles have a terminal dilation called the hair bulb which surrounds a central papilla composed of dermal connective tissue.  Within the papilla are numerous blood vessels necessary for survival of the follicle.  40x
Main SlideHair follicle - Bulb - Papilla - Hair shaft - Follicle sheathDermisHypodermis