We need every company that is willing to work on solving the problem to stay in the game. Tossing one company out simply because you cannot see the gains they have made is very foolish. I personally have very little faith in Aderans - but I certainly hope they stay in the game because you just never know what is going to happen. The more companies out there trying to solve the problem the better it is for us because it increases the chances that a solution will be found more sooner than later.
Tracy, i am not familiar with Aderans. From what i know, Aderans and replicel seem similar..is there much difference in the two?
05-05-2012 06:31 PM
Tracy C
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Originally Posted by john2399
From what i know, Aderans and replicel seem similar..is there much difference in the two?
They are similar in that they are investigating multipliction of different cells. Aderans is investigating the use of dermal papillae. Replicel is investigating dermal sheath cup cells. We do not know what the hair produced with Replicel's treatment looks like yet. We do know that Aderans has a problem with achieving a natural direction of growth. The hair produced with Aderans' treatment is all willy nilly and not in a natural growth pattern.
