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Saw this from the editorial notes
"Given the extremely scarce availability of human scalp HFs, classical dose-response studies are generally not possible, and the test agent concentrations used must be carefully selected. The choice of 500µM was based on the previously established dose–response curve of Sandalore® -induced Ca2+ signals on HaCaT cells and human keratinocytes (Busse et al., 2014) where the IC50 was 430µM. In this previous study, we had also shown that, at 500µM, the proliferation and migration of human epidermal keratinocytesissignificantly increased compared to vehicle and that the reepithelialisation of experimental human skin wounds ex vivo is significantly accelerated, while concentrations below 100µM failed to activate OR2AT4 (Busse et al., 2014)."
There's no mention of it having an inhibitor effect at concentrations above 500uM, but it's probably safer just putting a few drops in your minoxidil bottle. I can't read the entire study mentioned as only the abstract is available, but my best guess is that the Sandalore curve probably looks similar to that of Finasteride.
"Given the extremely scarce availability of human scalp HFs, classical dose-response studies are generally not possible, and the test agent concentrations used must be carefully selected. The choice of 500µM was based on the previously established dose–response curve of Sandalore® -induced Ca2+ signals on HaCaT cells and human keratinocytes (Busse et al., 2014) where the IC50 was 430µM. In this previous study, we had also shown that, at 500µM, the proliferation and migration of human epidermal keratinocytesissignificantly increased compared to vehicle and that the reepithelialisation of experimental human skin wounds ex vivo is significantly accelerated, while concentrations below 100µM failed to activate OR2AT4 (Busse et al., 2014)."
There's no mention of it having an inhibitor effect at concentrations above 500uM, but it's probably safer just putting a few drops in your minoxidil bottle. I can't read the entire study mentioned as only the abstract is available, but my best guess is that the Sandalore curve probably looks similar to that of Finasteride.