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Steps to Growing
This information may also be found in our Newcomer Guide that is available on the General Information displays in the lobbies of both the Chapel and Worship Center.
1) Come
Two different worship services are offered every Sunday morning at DBC. Worship is honoring God through Bible-based teaching, music, baptism and prayer.
8:30 am Traditional Service: Our Traditional Worship Service meets in the Chapel and features our choir and orchestra. It is filled with songs, hymns, Bible-based teaching and other creative elements providing a place to commune with God in a traditional setting.
11 am Contemporary Service: Our Contemporary Worship Service, The Eleven, meets in the Worship Center. With high energy, popular music and videos, along with Bible-based teaching, we provide a place for people to connect with God in the language and style of our contemporary culture.
2) Connect
Connecting with others in a medium-sized group provides richer opportunities to learn about God and fellowship.
9:45 am Sunday Morning Adult Bible Study: DBC has 25 different groups organized by age and stage or by interesting topics. Try out a few classes until you find one that fits you best. View a list of our classes.
Discovery Class: If you would like to understand what it means to be a follower of Christ, how to get involved at DBC and how to join the church, reserve a spot at our next Discovery Class. Make a reservation online.
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3) Serve
Serving is a critical part to living out your faith. Follow Jesus' example of living the joy-filled servant's life by serving in ministries at DBC, in our community and around the globe.
The important thing is to get involved. Find a place to serve someone else both inside and outside of DBC. As you serve, pray that the Spirit makes the concerns of Christ your own. Pray that you become more like Christ as a result of serving.
Serving Guide: The Serving Guide outlines our serving opportunities within DBC, our community and the world. Download the Serving Guide or pick up a copy at the General Information display.
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4) Grow Deeper
Growing deeper in your faith requires further study of the Bible, ideally with others in small groups.
• Life Groups meet consistently throughout the year in homes, choosing curriculum based on group needs.
• Women's Discipleship Groups meet on Tuesday and Wednesday mornings and Tuesday and
Wednesday nights.
• Men's Discipleship Groups meet on Friday mornings and Sunday nights.
• Celebrate Recovery meets on Sunday nights and offers support groups for abuse, anger, eating disorders,
addiction and more.
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5) Multiply
Followers of Christ have a biblical responsibility to make disciples and to then help equip those disciples to make more disciples.
We make disciples by...
• Showing the life of Christ before others
• Sharing the Gospel of Christ with others
• Teaching the Word of Christ to others
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As I mentioned yesterday a web site I maintain, rugbyfootball.com, has come under attack by nasty and persistent viruses I'm trying to get rid of. In fact, I see three different javascripts getting loaded, one of them making a call to a website with an Iranian domain name. I went though and cleared all the infected .html files yesterday, but I see it's back today. What a pain!
The other malicious javascript makes a call to a Brazilian website address, and the other is puzzling - it makes a call to a website named for an old Afro-Cuban jazz musician.
Also and most importantly... my wife in Utah reports that her mother cannot last long - a few days, perhaps. So there's that. She asked about a Mario Lanza song that her mother used to like, "Guardian Angels (Around My Bed)," possibly for the funeral. As it turns out it was co-written by none other than Harpo Marx! Here he is performing it. The lyrics are worth repeating; they are charming in an old-fashioned way:
Joining me in my prayers
They hush the shadows when they dance about
They shoo away the bears
Guardian angels to comfort me
If I wake in the night
They gather all my dreams
Their halos are my light
They dry my tears
If I should weep
They tuck me in
They rouse me from my sleep
Guardian angels around my bed
Standing by till I rise
There's one with shining wings
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Subject: Re: [LIST-UPDATE] Reply vs Reply all
Date: Sun, 13 Aug 2006 01:12:12 EDT
In a message dated 8/13/2006 1:07:18 AM Eastern Standard Time,
This is so weird! Why is this happening?
So tell me, how much beta testing really did take place?
One little list running for the public and all at all the problems that have
taken place. I really do dread the thought of what is going to happen on
The REPLY TO setting isn't working ANY differently under Mailman than it did
under SmartList. If the list is set to reply to SENDER then hitting reply
goes only to sender, hitting REPLY TO ALL goes to both list AND sender. If
the list is set to REPLY TO LIST then hitting reply goes to the list (hitting
REPLY TO ALL goes to the list address twice--but the dupe copy gets blocked by
the list software). However for lists with the REPLY TO LIST setting, where
the poster has an individually set REPLY TO header, RootsWeb will not
override that and replace it with the LIST address so it reverts to REPLY TO
That is how it has always been and still is.
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A young ventriloquist is touring the clubs and one night he's doing a show in a small town in Arkansas.
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The embarrassed ventriloquist begins to apologize, and the blonde yells, "You stay out of this, mister! I'm talking to that little smart-ass on your knee!"
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epistemics. Word coined at Edinburgh University in 1969 with the foundation of the School of Epistemics. It signifies the scientific study of knowledge, as opposed to the philosophical theory of knowledge, which is known as epistemology. A more extended definition of epistemics is 'the construction of formal models of the processes - perceptual, intellectual, and linguistic - by which knowledge and understanding are achieved and communicated'. C.L.-H.
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But already, a piece is interchangeable.
Avery Johnson said Monday he can foresee himself adjusting the lineup based on matchups, adding that he won't sacrifice the first minutes of the game for the sake of continuity. Although the coach didn't go over specific permutations, the odd man out of the lineup would certainly be power forward Kris Humphries, who struggles defensively against quick, hybrid forwards.
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A teen-ager was convicted today in the slayings of three 8-year-old boys from West Memphis, Ark. He was spared the death penalty by a jury that rejected the most serious charge, capital murder.
The teen-ager, Jessie Lloyd Misskelley Jr., 18, was found guilty of first-degree murder in the death of a boy whom he had admitted chasing down. He was convicted of second-degree murder in the deaths of the other two boys.
Late this afternoon, Judge David Burnett of Circuit Court sentenced Mr. Misskelley to life and 40-year sentences to run consecutively, virtually insuring that he will spend all his life in prison. The first-degree murder conviction carried a maximum penalty of life in prison. The second-degree murders carried a maximum penalty of 20 years each.
Two other defendants are to be tried later.
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I've been planning to write the Naruto drawing tutorial for quite some time, being the most popular Manga from Shonen Jump, so it's about time I did. ^_^ The Naruto Manga style is quite detailed and so I suggest following this drawing tutorial if you've already done some of the easier ones before. If you're interested in drawing other Naruto characters click on the "Naruto" tag on the right side of the page to see our other Naruto tutorials.
Step 01: Let's start with some construction lines, I will draw these in blue pencil so it's clear what we'll be erasing later. Take a look at the borders of the paper. We've left a lot of white space because we'll need enough free space around and especially above the circle. So we'll begin by drawing a circle slightly taller than wider.
Step 02: On to step 2 where we'll draw the center line, slightly to the right as Naruto's head will be rotated this way. You should let the center line overlap the bottom of the circle a little bit as that's where we're going to put his chin.
Step 03: One more major construction line and then we'll move on to some more fun. Go ahead and draw the eye line slightly under the center of the circle. Keep in mind that since we are looking at Naruto from above the top part of the head will naturally look bigger to us and the features will be moved down a little.
Step 04: Let's give ourselves a guide to the eyes by fixing the corners of the eyes with dots, these will be a big help later on cause these ones have quite a complex shape. Draw the inner corners on the eye line and the outer corners slightly above it. We need to be sure that the eye on the right side is closer to the center line, this is caused by the "Size 3d principle" as this part of face is further away from us.
Also you should make sure to draw the eye on the right the same size or smaller than the other eye for the same reason. Now, we'll continue and mark out some more features by drawing the line for the chin and the two nostrils above. He's got eyes and nose so let's finish up this step by giving him some ears too. Draw the ears, the one on the left bigger and overlapping the head and the one on the right smaller and partly behind the head. An example of our Overlapping 3d principle.
Step 05: Now we'll turn to adding in some more details. We should start by drawing his eyes connecting the corner dots we drew in the previous step. The bottom parts of his eyes are more angular compared to the top parts. Lastly we've got to give him the rest of his face so draw the jaw connecting the chin with the head circle.
Step 06: Time for a little fun. Add the head band above his ears and draw 9 construction lines for the hair spiking out of the same center point. Spike it! The hair will be almost half of the size of the whole head, he must spend a fortune on shampoo ^_^
Step 08: We're filling in some more details here. You can start with the ears and eyes. The irisis touch the top of the eyes and the pupils are quite small giving Naruto his fox-like appearance. Lastly, for this step draw the metal plate on his headband.
Step 09: A little more detail on the headband here. We'll draw the top rim of the metal plate and add 6 circles for the bolts. The sign on Naruto's headband is a leaf symbol that represents the name of his "hidden village". I drew the construction line of the leaf with a thick nib so it would be easier to trace the outline with a thin line later. Next draw the eyebrows and brow wrinkles. These are important as they give his face character, eyebrows make a man. There, now Naruto's gaze is even more intense and concentrated ^_^
Step 11: Now that we have all construction lines in place it's time we take them away, so feel free to lighten the lines with a kneedable eraser so that they are barely visible if you are drawing them on paper or create a new layer if you are drawing in photoshop. Put down the nice and dark final lines and add some thickness to Naruto's upper lids.
As Naruto says, I'll quote: "Belive It!" xD Amazing design as all ways, Hiroshi-san.
yea dont get me started on that arc lol -saskue foghut every kage took a knee came back n killed danzo was goin blind and somehow still had enough juice 2 kill sakura-kakashi-and naruto accordin 2 naruto he and saskue woulda died had they foghut then makes perfect sense ..i jus think its funny on the fact that saskue is handed everythin and gets powers outta nowhere like when he summoned a hawk even masked ninja was like where the hell he get that from
awesome, just made it..............


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It's not much fun being a heavyweight titlist these days. Long considered the glamour division of boxing, today's model is hardly appealing. It even lacks the pleasant personality oft served as a consolation prize for those falling short in the looks department. Those at the top of today's heavyweight heap can be one of two things: a realist, or an idealist.


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There's a group of people standing in the middle of a rainforest. They are mostly Hawaiian men, along with a few women and other Pacific Islanders, all of varying ages, forming a loose half-circle around an immense tree. Their heads are bowed and a robed kahuna is leading a solemn prayer.
The process of building a proper Hawaiian canoe is an intensive one, often requiring years of preparation and labor. But the most vital step—finding the appropriate koa tree from which to carve the hull—involves an elaborate ritual of ancient Hawaiian customs that few people get to see today.
In Koa Canoe Expedition '03, videographer Louis DiLiberto follows members of Hawaiian Canoe Club as they trek into the lush forests of Kipahulu. Once there, participants scout for a suitable tree, make offerings and perform ceremonial chants, cut, carve and attempt to transport the koa log down the steep slopes and ragged cliffs of precipitous East Maui, all while DiLiberto's camera trails behind.
"There's a protocol of taking a tree out of the mountain," DiLiberto said. "It took two and a half years to get into the mountain, and two more years to carve the canoe. There's a lot of info people don't understand about Hawaiian culture. Video gives me an insider's view on the stuff."
Michael Clark, videographer and promoter of Maui Video Festival, supports the right to free speech. He has a long history with cable TV—his dad was a cable engineer in the 1960's—and wants to create a video community. He believes there's a market for people to see something outside the mainstream.
"There's a huge base of creative people here, with really great work that never gets to TV," Clark said. "It's not just art—it's life here, what it's really like. This concept came to me: I do video, I love video. I feel it's the true place to show—outside of Akaku—non-conformity."
After seeing how well Barry Rivers orchestrated his independent film festival, and following along the same lines as Akaku television and Mana'o radio, Clark wanted to bring people together to showcase their art and provide another voice for the community. The concept Clark came up with was Maui Video Festival.
Acting as organizer for a non-profit, Clark does not charge a fee for festival screenings or submissions. He says he simply wants to provide the time and space for videographers to show their art and network.
He also just wants to get people comfortable in putting out their work. From his daytime gig doing corporate "incentive travel" videos, Clark has a circle of 20 to 25 videographers who are constantly showing him their stuff. But he is always looking for fresh perspectives.
"The cool thing is it doesn't have to be professional," he said. "An amateur can just be thinking about an idea, and see something from a pro and say, 'Wow, I like the way he cuts!'—and then during intermission, introduce themselves and talk about possible projects."
Since the "Imua: Steer, Stroke or Swim" program last month that grouped together a few videos showcasing a variety of canoe-related topics, Clark plans to have a themed Maui Video Festival event once a month. But because these screenings will be influenced by the coherence of subject matter, Clark could use more submissions to tie themes together.
"Somebody did this video art on video feedback, edited with music, so that it was like a mirror image inside a mirror image," he said. "And somebody else did a video on Aloha Marketplace, on the grassroots vendors and how they get along. I gotta figure out how to incorporate those into an evening."
Clark admits there's a wide spray of disparate topics to choose from. But no matter what the subject is, if he needs a cohesive link, he can always go to Jay April—self-proclaimed "video guerilla guy"—who has an entire library's worth of material he's shot.
"Maui is the easiest place to shoot," April said. "I mean, you just point the camera and hold it steady. And if somebody says something worthwhile, you hit record. It's basically just sculpting light, and telling stories."
April, who was Akaku's board chairman until last week, perhaps understands the need for alternative expression more than anybody. And he appreciates Clark's attempt to "get our people's voice out" and utilizing the Iao Theater to do it.
"It's terrific how he brought the venue to life with stories," April said. "At the Maui Video Festival, there wasn't anything censored there. When the Hawaiians go into the forest to hack a tree and you don't wanna watch, you can leave. This is giving people permission to express themselves using video. It's a breath of fresh air on the island, for people to be themselves."
And being unique is also something April values. Along with his partner DiLiberto, April produces a show called AIR Lab (the AIR stands for Artists in Residence). April calls it basically television for people who don't like, or feel insulted by, television.
"It's TV for stoners, and for smart people," April said. "It's TV for stoners who are smart. It's for people who enjoy altered states. It's any kind of subject matter or ideas."
They let shots run wide or a little long, which he feels automatically give it more meaning than mainstream TV, and opens each show with, "Watching television may be hazardous to your health."
They're going national with it in six months.
But unconventional artistic vision aside, April and DiLiberto are also intent on giving people a sense of Hawaiian culture and have produced a bunch of documentaries. In 1998, they won the Hawai`i International Film Award for Red Turtle Rising, a film on the plight of the endangered Hawksbill sea turtle.
And in 2005, April produced and directed Haleakala: A Sense of Place, providing a historic and cultural overview of Haleakala for the Maui Economic Development Board (MEDB), Air Force and the University of Hawai`i Institute for Astronomy (UHIFA).
However, most videographers receive no funding for what they do, devoting serious time, energy and equipment for the ability to shoot what they feel are important stories. Even April and DiLiberto, for all their accolades and experience, admit they work on a fairly tiny budget.
Money is obviously not a motivating factor. Many say their personal video projects are a way to counterbalance what they do for a living.
"I've spent a decade doing corporate work and got to a boiling point," Clark said.
For daytime corporate video editor Steve Luksic, who along with Sascha Bauml won the Makena Video Contest in 2004 for E Kupa`a Honua`ula, focusing on Hawaiian culture in his free time is a chance for him to convey a message and share a vision.
"Jimi Hendrix said it best," Luksic said. "'When the power of love overcomes the love of power, the world will know peace.'"
"My day job is commercial work—not a whole lot of heart in it," DiLiberto said. "I've always been kind of an activist. I used to document anti-nuke rallies in the '70s. I use it to change the way people think and feel about issues."
But for all its guerilla allure, video doesn't yet seem to get the kind of mainstream respect that film receives. Why work in a medium that isn't taken as seriously?
"Video started with a toy from Sony that was like a crayon!" April said. "It was wicked cheap, and you could shoot what you want for an hour. Film is expensive. You have to plan what you shoot with film. But when people started learning film techniques, it made video better. Now there's no difference—it's all digital, all high quality. The message is the message. Technology and media have merged. It's about telling stories without boundaries. It's a new world.
"If you have unlimited resources, you can do anything. It's the ease of editing, post-production, cost and in many ways, image-gathering. And it's instant playback. Film and video at this point is kind of an apples an oranges thing."
One notable distinction between video and film is a certain level of intimacy a single hand-held camera can inadvertently achieve. In Queen Lili`uokalani Race, Luksic captured the energy and excitement of an 18-mile race, as his camera bobbed alongside a Kihei Canoe Club women's crew and water sprayed his lens.
In DiLiberto's koa expedition video, during the solemn ceremony, escalating rain drops created an ambient hiss and cackle against the camera equipment, as a close-up shot lingered over the dewy chicken-skin of a participant's shoulder.
It's an effective, perhaps involuntary, device that could make the viewer shudder in sympathy, but essentially draws you into the intensity of the scenario and gives you the sense that you are there. And that is exactly the kind of thing Michael Clark and his Maui Video Festival is going for.
"My hope is that we attract new storytellers into the medium and give them a place to be inspired," he said. "That the screenings continue and the dialog amongst us grows. That our ability to tell stories meaningfully of the people and the places around us will grow as well."
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Fairway Chocolate
We were pleasantly surprised to find out that one of our favorite supermarkets in Manhattan, Fairway, makes their own brand of chocolates. We sampled milk and dark bars filled with goodies such as caramel, nuts, and fruit. The dark chocolate bars completely won over our hearts! Amanda, who typically is not a fan of raspberry truffle, could not stop breaking off squares of the Dark Chocolate Raspberry Truffle bar. The raspberry had just enough sweetness to play brilliantly off the bitter dark chocolate. It was simply irresistible. Both bars that contained nuts were also intriguing. The nuts were finely chopped, resulting in tiny bits in each bite, rather than whole pieces or chunks. This was a nice change, however it made it hard to taste the difference in each nut. The dark chocolate with hazelnut was smooth and creamy with only a touch of the nut's flavor. Beth, usually not a fan of hazelnuts since they tend to overpower any other flavor they're with, loved it! You could taste more chocolate than hazelnut which is nice since the nut should just accompany the bar given that it's main ingredient is cocoa. The caramel chocolate chunk was gooey and chewy. Chalk-full of thick caramel that was soft and fresh, Beth coudn't stop eating it! All of the chocolate was definitely "melt-in-your-mouth" creamy, and we will be adding it to our Fairway grocery list! You can order Fairway Chocolates at www.fairwaymarket.com/marketplace!


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SeaTrepid operates a variety of vehicles. In our fleet are micro ROVs, observation class, mid class, and full work class ROVs. These ROVs serve as a platform for:
- Specialty tooling (i.e. rotary and linear actuators)
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- Wide variety of sensor packages
SeaTrepid offers a complete line of tool, surveillance and downhole cameras for all of your inspection needs.
We offer a fully self contained command center through which SeaTrepid receives and distributes video, computer networks and other communications vehicles as required on the company's vessel. The command center is custom designed to meet every customer's specific goals and objectives.
LARS system -- SeaTrepid offers a cost effective "Launch and Recovery System" complete with pneumatic lifting devices as well as hydraulically adjusted booming.
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Anna Hutcheson's Madison Ridgeland Academy psychology class did a project on the human brain. Shown with their projects are (from left, back) Nick Hosey, Trevor Glidewell, Caden Smalling, Jus Thinds, Hunter Horton, Garrison Laster, Bailey Tate; (front) Jared Yates, Joseph Ray, Gaylynn Cooper, Bailey Ellis, Laney Thompson, Anastasia Osborne.


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Actor/producer Ameer Baraka has achieved acclaim in HBO's "Treme," set in his native New Orleans and alongside Academy Award-Winner Forrest Whitaker in "My Own Love Song." His incredible story of ascendancy from juvenile delinquency to prominence has inspired Oprah Winfrey to feature him on her
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The Daytona Beach shores condo rentals offer a lot of surrounding places and options you can explore for outdoor sports and have fun in the process. Read on to find out more about outdoor sports near your potential Daytona Beach shores vacation home.
Daytona International Speedway
The Daytona International Speedway is a cool place to hang out and try your hand at racing. Even if you do not have any interest in racing, the place is worth a visit. It is located near the Daytona Beach shores condo rentals. The place is huge, and you have no idea how big it is until you see it up close.
At the track you can pay to either have an experienced race driver take you through the laps or just put in an extra amount to get a car all to yourself. As of winter 2010, the pricing for this is approximately $200, and the track tours are priced at $8. Of course, if you are around the place during the racing season, you can attend one of the famous NASCAR races and events like the Pepsi 400 and the Daytona 500.
Jet Skiing
There are a lot of rental places for jetski rentals near Daytona Beach shores vacation homes. Rates are around $75 per hour. You can easily rent your gear and take it out for a spin. Even if you are a novice, it is worth a try. An experienced rider can easily show you the ropes and you can pull off easy tricks within minutes.
Biking for both sport and leisure is hot at the Daytona Beach shores. It is a hobby and a passion shared by many people. Some of the enthusiasts that you may find will be living the complete lifestyle. The bike week at Daytona is a sight to see. If you love bikes, make sure you take yours or rent one at the beach and just run wild on the tracks.
An alternative to biking is the All Terrain Vehicles (ATVs). These are popular and though they can go only up to 10 mph, these quad bikes are a lot of fun and are loved by the general public and enthusiasts.
Volleyball is among the most popular sports on the Daytona Beach shores. It is impossible to miss the many nets that line the beach of Daytona. You will also find many near your rental or vacation home.
If you love golf, then there are some great golf courses not far from the Daytona Beach shores vacation homes. You can either go for the full 18-hole course or just go for mini golf right at the beach.
if you want to experience Daytona for its outdoor sports like biking, jet skiing, golfing, volleyball and racing, you need to visit VacationHomes.com to find Daytona beach shores condo rentals by price, type, size and closest amenities.


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Message Number: YPG42 | New FHL Archives SearchFrom: "Sukie Crandall"
Date: Tue, 07 Nov 2006 21:59:29 -0000
To: firstname.lastname@example.com
Subject: [ferrethealth] Re: posted pics of before-after melatonin implant
Remember, though, that there are TWO mechanisms through which melatonin can cause
the regrowth of fur and one of those does nothing to help with the adrenal growth itself,
so the adrenal growth might be getting some help but it might not when the only sign is a
regrowth of fur.
J Histochem Cytochem. 1996 Apr;44(4):377-87. Links
Transforming growth factor-alpha immunoreactivity during induced hair follicle growth
cycles in sheep and ferrets.
Nixon AJ,
Broad L,
Saywell DP,
Pearson AJ.
AgResearch, Ruakura Research Centre, Hamilton, New Zealand.
Transforming growth factor-alpha (TGF-alpha) has been associated with cell proliferation
of keratinocytes and implicated in hair growth. We therefore examined changes in the
immunocytochemical localization of TGF-alpha and cell proliferation markers in the skin
of two unrelated species in which hair cycles could be induced, to elucidate the role of this
growth factor in the control of fiber growth. Skin was collected from melatonin-treated
ferrets (Mustela putorius furo), untreated Romney sheep (Ovis aries), and New Zealand
Wiltshire sheep in which interruption of wool growth had been photoperiodically induced.
Immunostaining patterns were very similar in ferrets and sheep. TGF-alpha
immunoreactivity was observed in epithelial tissues of the skin but was not co-localized
with cell proliferation markers. In anagen follicles, specific staining was most intense in
the innermost cells of the outer root sheath and cortical cells in the keratogenous zone
but was absent from inner root sheath or dermal papilla. TGF-alpha immunostaining
diminished during catagen, although faint staining was retained in all epithelial cells. In
telogen and early proanagen follicles, staining remained faint or was restricted to cells on
the margin of the brush end and follicle neck. Immunoreactivity in the outer root sheath
was reestablished in late proanagen. Sebaceous glands and epidermis were stained
intensely throughout the hair cycle. TGF-alpha-immunoreactive components of skin
extracts, analyzed by Western blotting, showed mobility corresponding to approximately
32 KD, but not to the size of the fully cleaved peptide. These results are consistent with an
epithelial autocrine or juxtacrine, but not a mitogenic, function of TGF-alpha.
PMID: 8601697 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]
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