Stemson is going to use minipigs in the next stage of their hair cloning research
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looks like they have got new names on the board
Not surprising with the latest funding round. Investors always require new people on the board
I think no one expected human trials in a year: D Geoff is honest it may take over 10 years, if they don't make significant progress, the company will collapse, I don't understand why he says that they are the only ones who do this, after all Tsuji had success too
it's good that they want to be sure before starting human trials
in 5 years they should fininsh preclinical research, like i said many times, personally i think it takes 10 years, tbh for perfect hair i can wait that long
5 years for animals trials, then phase 1 2 3 ....10 years it would be fantastic, i think investors know that
Stem Cell Manufacturer Highlights “Catch 22” on Automation
The company plans to implement an automated and closed manufacturing system over the next couple of years.
www.genengnews.com
it was obvious, they'd better do their preclinical tests well, I don't think we'll hear anything from stemson this year
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As I said, they are still taking part in the ipsc therapies summit event this december.
I think these guys are way ahead of Tsuji, or at a minimum will have a far superior end product on release. Tsuji hasn't done anything that Stemson is doing now, he just cloned a hair on a mouse and declared it fit for human trials.
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It's definitely around 10-15 years, maybe even 20 years, so it's affordable for the very most of us. That's a realistic perspective, if you ask me.
Whether it's affordable or not is irrelevant. The guys who want BAY the most (18-30 year olds) when it's released will hardly be able to afford it either but it will still be a semi-cure.
true, but ten years is realistic
yes, but he is ready for human trials, that is big difference