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What grow(s) out of a follicle.?
The answer is hair. Hair grows out of follicles, which are small pits in the skin. Each follicle contains a hair shaft, which is made of keratin, a protein. The hair shaft is surrounded by the hair follicle, which is made of living cells. The hair follicle produces the hair shaft and provides it with nutrients.Ovarian Cancer - Related Articles
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