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2 norwoods ? man i whish ....... so by the time its released i could finally be nw5 again....
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I've gotten a response from the scientist already:
"Hi The article you can’t open is the same as the first one. The link on the third one isn’t working.
So, maintaining inductivity isn’t essential for our proposed therapy as we are not trying to induce
new follicle formation. However, we have methods that retain the phenotype of original DP cells better. We have used work and data previously published by Claire Higgins to look at this. 3D culture is a bit of a pain and makes many aspects of manufacturing difficult! It’s not impossible though and I do think it’s probably essential for regenerating brand new follicles.
The Nature paper looks good, it’s just a lot of things have been shown in mice over 30 years ago and they just don’t translate to humans, largely (we believe) because the set up of the skin is so different. Culturing bulge cells is a good step forward as that interaction between cell types is certainly important.
They’re right, the approach would cost soooo much money! But people would pay it no doubt. It’s an interesting time!"
"Hi The article you can’t open is the same as the first one. The link on the third one isn’t working.
So, maintaining inductivity isn’t essential for our proposed therapy as we are not trying to induce
new follicle formation. However, we have methods that retain the phenotype of original DP cells better. We have used work and data previously published by Claire Higgins to look at this. 3D culture is a bit of a pain and makes many aspects of manufacturing difficult! It’s not impossible though and I do think it’s probably essential for regenerating brand new follicles.
The Nature paper looks good, it’s just a lot of things have been shown in mice over 30 years ago and they just don’t translate to humans, largely (we believe) because the set up of the skin is so different. Culturing bulge cells is a good step forward as that interaction between cell types is certainly important.
They’re right, the approach would cost soooo much money! But people would pay it no doubt. It’s an interesting time!"
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I doubt we'll learn anything new from this but:
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HairClone to discuss status of hair cloning at FACE conference, June - HairClone
Jennifer Dillon, HairClone's Head of Research, will be presenting to delegates at the Facial Aesthetic Conference and Exhibition (FACE) taking place from 17th-18th June at The O2 in London. The FACE conference has been running for 19 years and covers various agendas including regenerative...