2young2retire
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i am sure some capitalistic guys around the globe are this time we speak buying scientists and labs for their mansion backyards.
You'll need a lab for that which will require about $10,000 worth of equipment. For one person thats a lot but theres many of here so the cost for that will be peanuts. We'd just need to find someone who can perform the procedure!
Controllable production of transplantable adult human high-passage dermal papilla spheroids using 3D Matrigel culture
We have succeeded in culturing human dermal papilla (DP) cells spheroids and developed a three-dimensional Matrigel (basement membrane matrix) culture technique that can enhance and restores DP cells unique characteristics in vitro.
When 10000 DP cells were cultured on the 96 well plates pre-coated with Matrigel for 5 days, both passage 2 and passage 8 DP cells formed spheroidal microtissues with a diameter of 150-250 μm in an aggregative and proliferative manner. We transferred and re-cultured these DP spheroids onto commercial plates. Cells within DP spheres could disaggregate and migrate out, which was similar to primary DP. Moreover, we examined the expression of several genes and proteins associated with hair follicle inductivity of DP cells, such as NCAM, Versican and α-SMA, and confirmed that their expression level was elevated in the spheres compared with the dissociated DP cells. To examine hair-inducing ability of DP spheres, hair germinal matrix cells and DP spheres were mixed and cultured on Matrigel. Unlike the dissociated DP cells and hair germinal matrix cells co-cultured in two dimensions, hair germinal matrix cells can differentiate into hair-like fibers under the induction of the DP spheres made from the high passage cells (passage 8) in vitro.
We are the first to show that passage 3 human hair germinal matrix cells differentiate into hair-like fiber in the presence of human DP spheroids.
These results suggest that three-dimensional Matrigel culture technique is an ideal culture model for forming DP spheroids and that sphere formation partially models the intact DP, resulting in hair induction, even by high passage DP cells.
http://online.liebertpub.com/doi/abs....TEA.2013.0547
so just please do trials in japan fast track we need the cure. thank you. baldness go to hell now
What I want know is how are they planning to achieve the hair color we want
and is the new follicles suppose to be DHT resistant.
But can a cure include something like transplanting each follicle with a genetically resistant follicle? is this technique same as hair multiplication ?
I believe this is possible. According to Histogen, they can do such a thing by transplanting hair from the donor area and then regenerating the follicles in the donor area. As long as you activate the wnt pathway to create new follicles either by stimulating complexes or by wounding etc, you will be able to do that.
Put your cursor on the red under his name: "peacemaker is considered extremely unhelpful and almost always wrong."
That's what the reputation system of the forum is for.
What does this gibberish even mean? Are you a scientist or a doctor? Do you have any idea of what you're saying?
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I don't ever recall anything like this being claimed by Histogen. Who told you this or how did you come to believe this? All histogen does is inject a bunch of growth factor proteins, etc. It has nothing to do with regeneration.
Put your cursor on the red under his name: "peacemaker is considered extremely unhelpful and almost always wrong."
That's what the reputation system of the forum is for.
What does this gibberish even mean? Are you a scientist or a doctor? Do you have any idea of what you're saying?
As I repeat myself over and over again, I am not a medical specialist. I am just an avid reader on this subject. Type in "Ziering interview histogen" to Google and listen to the interview. I am sure that you listened to it before, but listen again. Nothing is claimed by Histogen, but they are stating that it IS possible because of the following simplified chain of logical statements:
What does Histogen do? "All histogen does is inject a bunch of growth factor proteins, etc."
--> What does those growth factor proteins do? They activate the wnt pathway (As stated in the interview)
What happens when wnt pathway is activated? --> Stem cells produce hair follicles (Cotsarelis finding)
So using these logical claims that we read all over the hair loss studies, we can extrapolate:
1- What happens when FUE is performed on your head? Hair follicles are moved from your donor area to another area.
2- So what would happen if you inject a bunch of growth factor proteins to your donor area? You would ideally get your follicles back.
Yes, this was something that Histogen believed that could happen (as also stated in the interview). But whether this claim holds true is yet to be seen.
You're making a claim and telling me to go find it? What's wrong with you? SHOW US WHERE HISTOGEN SAID THAT HSC REGENERATES DONOR. Don't tell me to go and try find the info.
In any case, I think you have Histogen mixed up with ACELL.
Also, youre doing an incredible job misleading readers with such false information.
Dude I just summarized you what Dr. Ziering said in the interview. And gave you a link in case you want to check that out yourself. Nobody knows what any of the future treatments will be able to accomplish in real life. But that claim was made. Period.