I don't mean to sound too pessimistic but the interview, if it's done, will be fruitless. Most of the questions are like so stupid.
Thanks for adding to the discussion.
I don't mean to sound too pessimistic but the interview, if it's done, will be fruitless. Most of the questions are like so stupid.
Please, tell me which of the questions to be asked isn't gonna be vaguely answered. Do we really need that right now?Thanks for adding to the discussion.
I don't mean to sound too pessimistic but the interview, if it's done, will be fruitless. Most of the questions are like so stupid.
Thanks.Oh look, it's like, this mouth-breather who also sometimes trolls hairlosscure2020. Though, I think he got banned.
May the same swiftly happen to you here.
I don't mean to sound too pessimistic but the interview, if it's done, will be fruitless. Most of the questions are like so stupid.
If I'm given the green light, sure, why not!Please give us a list of your insightful questions then.
I don't mean to sound too pessimistic but the interview, if it's done, will be fruitless. Most of the questions are like so stupid.
Some people have good quality beard hair. Mines are straight and thick. Only different would be that the anagen phase for beard hairs is shorter .I don't see why beard hair couldn't be used in this procedure, however it'd most likely cause you to grow beard-like hair on the top of your head. The hairs are clones so they would likely retain the same properties as the donor.
Second this. Swoop's question about maintaining gene expression was the most important of all imo. At least compared to question 16, they made it very clear that primordiums will be injected into the scalp. Why wouldn't they? They're so small and it's a less complicated procedure.Can we include epithelial bulge cells in this one as well?
17) Will primordium hairs be capable of growing through scars from past hair transplants?
4) Is the cost of this procedure expected to cost similar, less, or more than a typical Hair Transplant?
I guess this is not for Tsuji... how can he know?
I couldn't agree more.Oh and guys could you please thank Tsuji for what he is doing for organ regeneration? If this man achieves what he sets out to do he's well on his way for a nobel prize
If I'm given the green light, sure, why not!
It might be a good idea to suggest that the price of a hair transplant is about $7,000 USD, perhaps even suggest it being lower as to not give them any ideas of raising the price too much. This would give them an idea of how much it can be compared to and keeping their solution at a low cost.