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I found this gentleman today by the name of Alexander Demidovich, from Russia. He's doing hair cloning. He has a technology for obtaining hair germs from SKPs (Bulge zone) cells. He is looking for a business partner to create a company to cure hair loss. Check out his video and proposal: Cloning hair. (hair germ). - YouTube Looking for someone to start a business.Production of bioengineered hair for tra - Research Idea, Design and Collaboration - BioForum (protocol-online.org).
It's great how many people have now gotten into the hair cloning business but really it doesn't mean squat if all we can do with it is grow it in mice and petri dishes. If doing hair transplants has been figured out at this point I really cannot see why hair implantation by cloning isn't also workable. The major problem is making sure the cloned cells stay as hair cells. dNovo has proven quality human hairs and thickness is possible to replicate, at least in mice. There is biodegradable scaffolding to be sure the hairs grow in the correct direction. The question is will the hair grow in humans? It seems when it comes to humans the clinical trials are failures up to this point.
It's great how many people have now gotten into the hair cloning business but really it doesn't mean squat if all we can do with it is grow it in mice and petri dishes. If doing hair transplants has been figured out at this point I really cannot see why hair implantation by cloning isn't also workable. The major problem is making sure the cloned cells stay as hair cells. dNovo has proven quality human hairs and thickness is possible to replicate, at least in mice. There is biodegradable scaffolding to be sure the hairs grow in the correct direction. The question is will the hair grow in humans? It seems when it comes to humans the clinical trials are failures up to this point.