Lecture

Regulation of Hair Color and Food Intake

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Description

This lecture covers the regulation of hair color based on CAMP concentration in melanocytes, the role of CAMP as a regulatory molecule in different organisms, the function of the Mc1R receptor in defining hair color, the evolutionary significance of hair color switches, and the impact of mutations in the Mc4R receptor on food intake regulation.

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