The hair implanted into mice a decade ago looked pretty decent quality
I cannot believe we are sitting here in 2020 and no human trials have been conducted.
Tissuse And J. Hewitt: Smart Hair Transplant Trial In 2019!
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The hair implanted into mice a decade ago looked pretty decent quality
I cannot believe we are sitting here in 2020 and no human trials have been conducted.
This makes me start to think that hair "cloning" might never be a real quality possibility then. It wouldn't surprise me if we figure out how to kill the genetic male pattern baldness gene before we can clone real quality hair in large quantities.
Yeah we need completely bald men who know the personal pain and suffering to be leading the research and development of hair cloning. There are plenty of bald men in the hair loss treatment business like Bernstein but for some reasons they are fully content performing standard hair transplants and making their living.
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imm trying understand to but i thin jan is talking to much to different sources and now he is confused
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its a new concept still. I think we have learn so much about this in only a few yers of people taking it seriously. maybe its been not even 5 years of continuous research (with attempt to commercialize it). its like a puzzle and we are still only done 20% of it. even if tsuji failed the world learned a lot from his research. the money was not wasted. Soon we will have hair like diego marodona
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who told you tsuji was going to start human trial in end of 2020? even without covid i don't think it will happen. he will stay preclinical for long time still . the more money he have the faster he can arrive to trial. now it will be harder for him because organ technology bankrupt
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well first who told you organ technology is bankrupt? its not listed in any of their social media or website. first people said they suspend and now bankrupt... that's not the same. just because they went bankrupt doesn't mean tsuji will fail. maybe they invested too early or at wrong time, or have other problem as a business. organ regeneration still need research... only very rich company can survive the duration till the product reach market and gone research
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This is good, he has skin in the game - in this case a lot of bare skin on his head
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I would sell your wife and two daughters too to get thick NW0 hair
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Erkenntnisse sind keine ErgebnisseBASF-Experten präsentieren Forschungsergebnisse beim ersten virtuellen IFSCC-Kongress 2020
Auf dem dreißigsten Kongress der International Federation of Societies of Cosmetic Chemists (IFSCC) vom 21. bis 30. Oktober 2020 geben Experten der BASF Einblicke in ihre jüngsten innovativen Forschungsaktivitäten. Zum ersten Mal überhaupt findet die Veranstaltung virtuell statt, um die...www.basf.com
in cooperation with Tissuse. is based on a technology similar to Sht.
"Verwendung der iPSC-Technologie zur Erstellung eines autologen 3D-Haarwurzelmodells
Außerdem wird ein neues 3D-Modell der zellulären Interaktionen zwischen ektodermalen und mesodermalen Zellen in menschlichen Haarfollikeln vorgestellt. Diese Interaktionen steuern Haarzyklus, Wachstum, Schaftqualität und Pigmentierung. Aktuelle Tiermodelle spiegeln die menschliche Physiologie nicht wider und 2D-In-vitro-Kulturen können In-vivo-Mechanismen nicht widergeben. Deshalb gibt es eine hohe Nachfrage nach einem 3D-Modell, das zur Untersuchung des Haarfollikels und zur Validierung neuer Wirkstoffe verwendet werden kann. BASF hat gemeinsam mit der TissUse GmbH in Berlin ein In-vitro-3D-Haarwurzelmodell entwickelt, das auf drei Zelltypen basiert, die aus induzierten pluripotenten Stammzellen (induced Pluripotent Stem Cells – iPSCs) gewonnen wurden. Die Struktur des entstandenen Modells ist sehr nah an der In-vivo-Haarwurzel und liefert vielversprechende Ergebnisse."
Basf, market Cap: 72 billion Dollar.
I still have great confidence in Tissuse. Simply because this is a very reputable company with great scientists
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You told on 1.12.2020 that Tsuji failed
Now on 06.01.2021 you tell us that Tsuji did not fail
What will you tell next month?
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You have become jaded Jan. Even now you do know what to believeanything you want
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„Func‐ tional neopapillae or DP condensates needed more than 48 h to form, and after adding keratinocytes and melanocytes, the microorganoids started to self‐organize by generating sheath formations, polar segments, and finally, a hair‐shaft‐like fiber“
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are these scientist on tissue team or was this done by another research group?