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What does the bulge of a hair follicle contain?
Melanin-producing cells
Sebaceous glands
Cells responsible for regulating the hair growth cycle
The bulge of a hair follicle contains cells responsible for regulating the hair growth cycle. These cells play a crucial role in the growth and shedding of hair. The other options are incorrect because melanin-producing cells are responsible for pigmentation, sebaceous glands produce sebum to lubricate the hair and skin, and cells that produce sebum are specifically related to oil production, not the regulation of the hair growth cycle.
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