Hair is one of the primary things one notices in a person at the first glance. In contrast to other animals, the purpose of human hair is up for debate. However, hair may be a fantastic aesthetic tool and form of nonverbal communication. One of the most distinctive characteristics of people is their hair colour, which can range from red to black, brown, and blonde. Melanin, a pigment made by neural crest-derived melanocytes, is what gives human hair its colour. The two forms

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Unlabeled data is a vast collection of data that has yet to be annotated, categorized, or processed to make it usable for machine learning.

Flexible sensors are devices that can be bent, twisted, or stretched, allowing them to conform to the shape of the body.

Bionics is a branch of technology that blends mechatronics, which is the combination of mechanical, electronic, and software components.

Protein supplements come in a wide variety of forms, including dairy- and plant-based alternatives.

Lyophilization, also known as Freeze drying, is the process of removing water content to increase the shelf life of food items to an extent

The phrase "intellectual property" refers to the ideas, thoughts, artistic creations, or arrangements generated by a certain entity.

Compounds, known as flavor enhancers, are added to food in order to complement or improve the inherent flavor of the food item.

The Hatch-Waxman Act (formally known as the Drug Price Competition and Patent Term Restoration Act) was enacted on September 24, 1984

Any dye or chemical that develops color when added to food, drink, or beverages is referred to as a food coloring agent or color additive.

The INS for Food Additives is a European-based naming system for food additives that aims at providing a short designation.

3D Bioprinting is the process of printing biomedical structures from living cells, biological substances, and biomaterials in 3 dimensions.

Electrosurgery is defined as the use of a high-frequency electrical current to tissue to achieve a desired clinical result.

Genome editing or gene editing, involves inserting, deleting, modifying, or replacing DNA in a living organism's genome.

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SaMD use technology and connectivity to devices and people that are continuously monitoring effectiveness, safety, and performance.