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Cutaneous melanocytes have two final destinations: hair follicles and the basal cell layer of epithelium where they conduct their main biological function of melanin production ( In addition to residing in the skin, melanocytes also dwell in many sun-shielded mucosal tissues like respiratory (oral, nasal, pharynx, larynx, and upper esophagus), intestinal, urogenital, and rectal tracts ( It is reported that melanin has strong toxin binding properties that can neutralize toxins produced by bacteria ( In addition to the anti-bacterial properties of melanin, melanocytes can also participate in the intrinsic and acquired immune system
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Type 2 diabetes requires medical supervision due to berberine's glucose-lowering effects potentially causing hypoglycemia when combined with existing medications