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Chapter 18 Vocabulary

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● Anagen Growth Phase ○ Active growing period of hair ● Catagen Growth Phase ○ Transition phase between growth and rest phases. ● Cortex ○ Middle and thickest layer of hair in humans; contains color granules. ● Cortical Fusi ○ Small, bubble-like structures in the cortex of the hair. ● Cuticle ○ Outermost layer of hair; consists of overlapping scales of keratin. ● Epidermis ○ Outer layer of skin. ● Follicle ○ Structure from which hairs originate and grow. ● Keratin ○ Substance that makes up the cuticle of the hair. ● Medulla ○ Inner layer of hair. ● Melanin ○ Pigment responsible for hair color. ● Melanocyte ○ Cells that produce melanin; the pigment responsible for hair color. ● Ovoid Bodies ○ Structures in cortex; their function is unknown. ● Telogen Growth Phase ○ Rest phase when hair stops growing completely.

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Chapter 18 Vocabulary

Course: Forensic Science (CHEM1118)

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Anagen Growth Phase
Active growing period of hair
Catagen Growth Phase
Transition phase between growth and rest phases.
Cortex
Middle and thickest layer of hair in humans; contains color granules.
Cortical Fusi
Small, bubble-like structures in the cortex of the hair.
Cuticle
Outermost layer of hair; consists of overlapping scales of keratin.
Epidermis
Outer layer of skin.
Follicle
Structure from which hairs originate and grow.
Keratin
Substance that makes up the cuticle of the hair.
Medulla
Inner layer of hair.
Melanin
Pigment responsible for hair color.
Melanocyte
Cells that produce melanin; the pigment responsible for hair color.
Ovoid Bodies
Structures in cortex; their function is unknown.
Telogen Growth Phase
Rest phase when hair stops growing completely.