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

[trialAcc]

I'm not sure I understand what you're saying here, explain it differently for my thick head to understand: "Also, because of the leak of their series a pitch deck we found out they were already raising their next round while officially they had just announced they had secured their seed capital."

What you say is hopeful and encouraging. Now in terms of investors, do they have publicly traded stock? If they can crack the code to regrow perfect cycling hair, anyone who invests in them will make a fortune!

Yes, the fact they hired a bunch of new people must mean something's up. This is the most telling thing you mention. Probably a number of aspects still need refining. Geez, imagine all this work needed just to reproduce hair!? If it's this difficult to do it makes a person wonder if G-d didn't want this, thus making it so difficult to engineer?

I wish they could sort of tell me that they are close at least, even if they don't want to give the details. Truth is if we're not at human trials, how close can we really be?

However the fact all this money is being allocated to them by investors must mean they (Stemson) either has a great publicity team or they share their information only with privileged people and groups who have funds to make a difference. Mind you, this is all speculation.

Bro it's a biotech startup, what exactly did you expect? Everything that startups do is a mixture of hype and legitimacy that's encapsulated by tough challenges that will require solving. They have definitely shared internal science & progress with their investors, but also, the original paper and research that led to the creation of the company is available for you to read right off their website.

Lastly, Stemson is hiring people because they closed a round of funding and are in the process of scaling the business.

 

[froggy7]

it makes me laugh how obsessive some of the people from this forum are: D maybe put up your tents in front of the Stemson building and ask about the progress every day: D

 

[froggy7]

I'm not sure I understand what you're saying here, explain it differently for my thick head to understand: "Also, because of the leak of their series a pitch deck we found out they were already raising their next round while officially they had just announced they had secured their seed capital."

What you say is hopeful and encouraging. Now in terms of investors, do they have publicly traded stock? If they can crack the code to regrow perfect cycling hair, anyone who invests in them will make a fortune!

Yes, the fact they hired a bunch of new people must mean something's up. This is the most telling thing you mention. Probably a number of aspects still need refining. Geez, imagine all this work needed just to reproduce hair!? If it's this difficult to do it makes a person wonder if G-d didn't want this, thus making it so difficult to engineer?

I wish they could sort of tell me that they are close at least, even if they don't want to give the details. Truth is if we're not at human trials, how close can we really be?

However the fact all this money is being allocated to them by investors must mean they (Stemson) either has a great publicity team or they share their information only with privileged people and groups who have funds to make a difference. Mind you, this is all speculation.

god if there is a sh*t on people and their hair, cloning a hair is very difficult we all know, anyway what is Tsuji doing?

 

[Nodonor2]

Are there any studies showing that propecia stops working around 10 years?

Well it suddenly stopped working for me a few months ago after around 10 years
Of amazing maintenance Norwood 3a pattern my hairloss never progressed as far as I could see,then got a hiartramplant for the frontal third months ago,And suddenly I've developed a serious case of shedding apparently my surgeon he checked my hair for mininitrerisation before surgery then not that long ago at my 12 month post opp,and said donor was great.then he checked it and he said I have got shedding and thinning all of a sudden so he couldn't go ahead.to the naked eye it looks great though as i cant see anything wrong with my donor or native hair,so yeah 10 plus years is all you get on finasteride I guess just my experience anyway

 

[froggy7]

Stemson chosen as Select Technology Contributor at Global Hair Loss Summit; CEO Geoff Hamilton will give keynote address : Stemson Therapeutics

A Radical Solution for Hair Growth

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[John Difool]

Well it suddenly stopped working for me a few months ago after around 10 years
Of amazing maintenance Norwood 3a pattern my hairloss never progressed as far as I could see,then got a hiartramplant for the frontal third 20 months ago,And suddenly I've developed a serious case of dupa apparently my surgeon bisanger tells me he checked my hair for mininitrerisation before surgery then not that long ago at my 12 month post opp,and said donor was great.then he checked it 2 weeks ago when I came in for my repair touch up and he said I have got massive miniaturization in donor and everywhere all of a sudden so he couldn't or would not do my touch up repair.to the naked eye it looks great though as i cant see anything wrong with my donor or native hair,so yeah 10 plus years is all you get on finasteride I guess just my experience anyway

Did you get blood test from a lab? Including full panel Thyroid, vitamin D and DHT to understand if the "sudden" hair loss is Androgenetic Alopecia or something else? If you Doctor didn't check you for blood levels that matter to hair growth and loss, he is an incompetent as he sounds.

 

[John Difool]

god if there is a sh*t on people and their hair, cloning a hair is very difficult we all know, anyway what is Tsuji doing?

He is looking for more money. Maybe we need to open a donation fund and all chime in. This is the only hair transplant method i would select today if it was available.

 

[John Difool]

the money is (appropriately) with cancer research. The good news is that some of the cancer treatments can be exploited for hair loss (as long as we tolerate the sides.) However people dying of cancer and using Daro, Enza, Fina don't get checked for hair regrowth since the life extension expectation is 6 months. Hair cloning is definitely the way to go as it won't require us to know the details on Androgenetic Alopecia if we have hair that resist it. Hair cloning still presents dangers though. And cloning an organ is not exactly something I would call simple. So why are we still hoping this will happen in our life time?

 

[froggy7]

So how is it with this hair cloning, is it carcinogenic or not? or there is no definite answer>?

 

[Nodonor2]

Did you get blood test from a lab? Including full panel Thyroid, vitamin D and DHT to understand if the "sudden" hair loss is Androgenetic Alopecia or something else? If you Doctor didn't check you for blood levels that matter to hair growth and loss, he is an incompetent as he sounds.

Dr took blood tests I look like a nw0 but I still want to get the transplant or more grafts to give me the density as I hate fibres

 

[trialAcc]

the money is (appropriately) with cancer research. The good news is that some of the cancer treatments can be exploited for hair loss (as long as we tolerate the sides.) However people dying of cancer and using Daro, Enza, Fina don't get checked for hair regrowth since the life extension expectation is 6 months. Hair cloning is definitely the way to go as it won't require us to know the details on Androgenetic Alopecia if we have hair that resist it. Hair cloning still presents dangers though. And cloning an organ is not exactly something I would call simple. So why are we still hoping this will happen in our life time?

Unless you are like 80 or something, this sounds pretty ridiculous when you are commenting in the thread of a company that's trying to do it this decade.

 

[Nodonor2]

I just hope this if it ever comes out works for dupa and they make the follicles dht resistant that would be sick
But I doubt I'll ever be able to afford it as it will be expensive as hell and I'll probably be 70 when its available to the public.im 45 now

 

[Raccooner]

I just hope this if it ever comes out works for dupa and they make the follicles dht resistant that would be sick
But I doubt I'll ever be able to afford it as it will be expensive as hell and I'll probably be 70 when its available to the public.im 45 now

The DHT resistant aspect I'm sure will be figured out, the DUPA one is a lot more tricky.

 

[Nodonor2]

The DHT resistant aspect I'm sure will be figured out, the DUPA one is a lot more tricky.

If they figure how to make the hair dht resistant then that is the cure for dupa as dupa guys have zero donor

 

[John Difool]

Have you asked Dr Bisasg what he thinks about hair cloning and Stemson in particular?

 

[Raccooner]

If they figure how to make the hair dht resistant then that is the cure for dupa as dupa guys have zero donor

Well with DUPA there's a lot of areas with thinning (thin hairs) but not total loss. How is that going to be dealt with?

 

[Nodonor2]

Have you asked Dr Bisasg what he think about hair cloning and Stemson in particular?

No nit had a chance to speak to him about it yet

 

[pegasus2]

This thread repeats itself every few pages

 

[Nodonor2]

Well with DUPA there's a lot of areas with thinning (thin hairs) but not total loss. How is that going to be dealt with?

No idea that's what I want to know mate

 

[John Difool]

Unless you are like 80 or something, this sounds pretty ridiculous when you are commenting in the thread of a company that's trying to do it this decade.

Someone must have posted your comment somewhere back in 2001.