Stemson is going to use minipigs in the next stage of their hair cloning research

[Pls_NW-1]

"Has switched to using iPS cells instead of embyronic stem cells which were more difficult to obtain. iPS cells can be acquired for use by a simple blood draw or skin sample."

-FollicleThought

Alexey Terskikh of SBP Launches New Hair Cloning Company - Follicle Thought

About 3.5 years ago the Sanford Burnham Prebys medical research institute released an article that received major attention in the hair seeker community and in the mainstream media. SBP researcher Alexey Terskikh PhD had just published a peer reviewed article detailing his work turning human...

www.folliclethought.com

It's an old article, but hey, this is all I needed to know. Using skin samples can give you the opportunity to truly cure androgenic alopecia PERMANENTLY by using occipital samples.

EDIT:
Is this correct, that by using occipital samples you can achieve the same follicles like from the back and "safe" region?

 

[Pls_NW-1]

"Terskikh believes he can approach the FDA about beginning a human trial for this hair cloning technology in about 2 years. This would be dependent on his company raising sufficient funding."

ahh
-Groundhog day
-Source Code
-Edge of tomorrow
-Hairloss Cure Business

So reffering to that, human clinical trials should have been starting already in 2020/2021?!...

From the current state it is still far away, they haven't even speaken about preclinical studies on larger animals than mice... If I had to guess, human trials will start in 5-10 years, if they go the FDA way.

 

[trialAcc]

So reffering to that, human clinical trials should have been starting already in 2020/2021?!...

From the current state it is still far away, they haven't even speaken about preclinical studies on larger animals than mice... If I had to guess, human trials will start in 5-10 years, if they go the FDA way.

Man relax with your crazy timelines lol. They're doing their final pre-clinical research on pigs right now.

They had an initial estimate of H1 2021 for human trials, but that was pre-covid. They also intended to close series A financing in late 2020. Factor in 6-9 months of delays for covid and you end up with H2 2021 or H1 2022.

 

[trialAcc]

i swear i would kiss you

I mean, still looking at several years after that but yeah human trials would be cool.

 

[jan_miezda]

Man relax with your crazy timelines lol. They're doing their final pre-clinical research on pigs right now.

They had an initial estimate of H1 2021 for human trials, but that was pre-covid. They also intended to close series A financing in late 2020. Factor in 6-9 months of delays for covid and you end up with H2 2021 or H1 2022.

Will series A Funding be from the original investors or will they look for other new ones

 

[Norwoody]

Man relax with your crazy timelines lol. They're doing their final pre-clinical research on pigs right now.

They had an initial estimate of H1 2021 for human trials, but that was pre-covid. They also intended to close series A financing in late 2020. Factor in 6-9 months of delays for covid and you end up with H2 2021 or H1 2022.

gonna go hog wild

 

[Norwoody]

Thanks, Stemson!

 

[Pls_NW-1]

Thanks, Stemson!View attachment 160110

Oh my god, I always think we get some news on this thread, but in reality Norwoody is jinxing us with memes lmao

 

[NorwoodGuardian]

Man relax with your crazy timelines lol. They're doing their final pre-clinical research on pigs right now.

They had an initial estimate of H1 2021 for human trials, but that was pre-covid. They also intended to close series A financing in late 2020. Factor in 6-9 months of delays for covid and you end up with H2 2021 or H1 2022.

Initial estimate of H1 2021 for human trial? Am I dreaming? That means initially they were planning for pigs and human trials at the same time?

 

[trialAcc]

Initial estimate of H1 2021 for human trial? Am I dreaming? That means initially they were planning for pigs and human trials at the same time?

Im assuming it means they intended to have the pigs done in 2020 but covid delayed it.

 

[Pls_NW-1]

did they start pig trials?

Nobody knows actually.

 

[Pls_NW-1]

what about their colaboration with Celino?

That's true. I already posted that a week ago or so...

 

[Pls_NW-1]

what is the significance of this cooperation? will speed up research?

Will reduce cost and time for the procedure and indirectly the human clinical trials as well.

 

[Pls_NW-1]

that would be fantastic)))

Dont count on it. We dont even have a proof of concept on humans. If they manage to show to public, investment will get even better.

 

[Pls_NW-1]

bad day?

Sry, express yourself better. Can't understand what you're trying to say.

 

[Pls_NW-1]

Stemson is the only realistic hope we have. According to Fortunis Capital, the experiments on the pigs were successful. Hope they start soon.

Again, they can make any claim they want. They even said the hair WILL NEVER BALD AGAIN... meanwhile they havent even done a human clinical trial. I would take Fortunis' words with a grain of salt.

And yes, Stemson is the only realistic thing for us.

We definitely will get news this year, I expect a timeline of their product, IF the pig trails are succesful, because THEY are a proof of concept on 'humans', and again, IF it ONLY works.

 

[werefckd]

Min 32:42

Successful in the sense that the studies are up and running, not that they are completed by any means

 

[werefckd]

did they start pig trials?

Considering the patten of their previous press releases, we should expect a formal announcement about that only after they complete it (so they don't put themselves in a corner/bad situation in case the research doesn't progress as they have imagined).

But if you read between the lines it's very likely that they already started to put some cloned hairs in pigs haha

 

[trialAcc]

yes but no one from Stemson didint say that

Their primary investor did lol, pretty much the same thing.

 

[Pls_NW-1]

Their primary investor did lol, pretty much the same thing.

I am confused, weren't you the one saying that Fortunis can LITERALLY make any claim they want, and it's not even supposed to be true (at all)!? Just lol.