Why cant they do this for hair follicles? Seriously?

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  • Westonci
    Senior Member
    • Feb 2010
    • 251

    Why cant they do this for hair follicles? Seriously?





    Why cant we pay some poor guy for their hair follicles and then "de-celluarize" those hair follicles, and then receullarize with our own dermal and epidermal stem cells?

    I think the thing Aderans is missing is that they dont have a scaffold to build upon.

    This seems to side step this issue.
  • Boldy
    Senior Member
    • Jan 2013
    • 287

    #2
    Originally posted by Westonci
    http://www.nature.com/news/tissue-en...-heart-1.13327



    Why cant we pay some poor guy for their hair follicles and then "de-celluarize" those hair follicles, and then receullarize with our own dermal and epidermal stem cells?

    I think the thing Aderans is missing is that they dont have a scaffold to build upon.

    This seems to side step this issue.
    with money and a place without strict regulations you can already.


    isolating dermal/ epidermal cells, is easy, culturing has been shown successful in more than 60 studies.


    implanting the cells in human skin, has been shown also..

    the cure is there for years already.

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    • young
      Member
      • Jan 2012
      • 31

      #3
      If it can be done, then why hasn't someone set it up in a country with little to no regulations, or at least officials that are willing to accept donations?

      There are plenty of countries where you can do whatever you want if you have enough money.

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      • Boldy
        Senior Member
        • Jan 2013
        • 287

        #4
        Originally posted by young
        If it can be done, then why hasn't someone set it up in a country with little to no regulations, or at least officials that are willing to accept donations?

        There are plenty of countries where you can do whatever you want if you have enough money.

        No one has the balls "except some who believe everything is possible."

        secondly its all about patents and money. there are some companies who developed their own patented protocol of the process, with a selctive amount of cells, for example just DS, or dsc + epithelial cells. etc just to be unique, while its not the best method. you can use dp,dsc,ds, ors, epithelial, bulg part, in combination with wnt, bfgf and bmp2, in a medium that contains serum (also something that is against the regulations), for best results.



        currently nigams (india) is trialing some culture methods. this will probably awake the world, and proof that its easy to cure aga with cell therapy and maybe speed up the commercializing.

        here is a page with basics rgarding cell therapy, (I have not updated it in a while, but still useful) http://www.hairlosshelp.com/forums/m...hreadid=103913

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        • KO1
          Senior Member
          • Jan 2012
          • 805

          #5
          Originally posted by Boldy

          implanting the cells in human skin, has been shown also..

          the cure is there for years already.

          Really? ANy link? I have seen tons of cell culture studies, but they all either use chimeric mixtures of human DP cells and mouse keratinocytes, or use neonatal foreskin fibroblasts.

          Are there any adult human DP cells + human keratinocytes on human skin studies? Not including Jahoda's early experiments.

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          • hellouser
            Senior Member
            • May 2012
            • 4419

            #6
            Originally posted by Boldy
            No one has the balls "except some who believe everything is possible."

            secondly its all about patents and money. there are some companies who developed their own patented protocol of the process, with a selctive amount of cells, for example just DS, or dsc + epithelial cells. etc just to be unique, while its not the best method. you can use dp,dsc,ds, ors, epithelial, bulg part, in combination with wnt, bfgf and bmp2, in a medium that contains serum (also something that is against the regulations), for best results.



            currently nigams (india) is trialing some culture methods. this will probably awake the world, and proof that its easy to cure aga with cell therapy and maybe speed up the commercializing.

            here is a page with basics rgarding cell therapy, (I have not updated it in a while, but still useful) http://www.hairlosshelp.com/forums/m...hreadid=103913
            What would we need to do this ourselves?

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            • Boldy
              Senior Member
              • Jan 2013
              • 287

              #7
              1 knowledge (reading the topic I posted is a start), everything is explained.

              2 a clean lab, you don't want you cells to be contaminated, with bacteria, mold, etc. which is very easy with cell culture!

              with some basic lab equipment, centrifuge, inverted scope, incubator, sterosscope etc.... an university lab should do the job already.


              the second will be hard, in our western countries.

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              • TO YOUNG TO RETIRE
                Senior Member
                • Mar 2013
                • 638

                #8
                why don we all donate and build our own lab . no laws no regulations only for the community and if general public wants it we will give the way we do it....

                couldnt we do that? we are so many sufferrers here even if we put 1000euro each we make big deposit to buy all the equipment i think

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                • Boldy
                  Senior Member
                  • Jan 2013
                  • 287

                  #9
                  Originally posted by KO1
                  Really? ANy link? I have seen tons of cell culture studies, but they all either use chimeric mixtures of human DP cells and mouse keratinocytes, or use neonatal foreskin fibroblasts.

                  Are there any adult human DP cells + human keratinocytes on human skin studies? Not including Jahoda's early experiments.
                  In this case its done with just isolated DS cells. (dermal sheeth).

                  the isolated cells where able to create scalp hairs. on jahoda's forearm. the beauty of this, is that we can go further, like my first post shows, to make use of the other cells that are trychonic.


                  "All the wound sites healed rapidly and
                  lacked any overt inflammatory reaction.
                  Remarkably, each of the sites of dermalsheath implantation produced new follicles
                  and fibres 3 to 5 weeks after the graft "

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                  • Boldy
                    Senior Member
                    • Jan 2013
                    • 287

                    #10
                    I see this as the one and only real cure.

                    the nice thing is that allogeneic cells(ds,dp at least from other individual) will not be rejected. this has been extensively studied, which gives a super nice opportunity and future perspective.


                    a company can start a culture cell line derived from 10 hair follicles.
                    after 20 weeks of culture, you will have billions of cells to cure the whole US army.

                    these cells contain characteristics like hair color thicknesses etc etc.

                    these cells can be frozen, and sent out to clinics, from there you can choose what hair color you want, etc, its like " go getting a tatto, just that easy"


                    cells will be injected, and after some weeks, you will have your goal.

                    This approach will help millions of depressed/ insecure poor men and women, its easy, in large scale even very cheap (mass production (culture)).

                    due to patents, regulations, and long lasting trials + conflict of interests, its still not happening, and the whole world, seem to be blindly accepting this fact. I still can't believe the passiveness of people.

                    Btw, this is a nightmare for HT clinics, since its the cure..

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                    • Boldy
                      Senior Member
                      • Jan 2013
                      • 287

                      #11
                      Originally posted by Boldy
                      In this case its done with just isolated DS cells. (dermal sheeth).

                      the isolated cells where able to create scalp hairs. on jahoda's forearm. the beauty of this, is that we can go further, like my first post shows, to make use of the other cells that are trychonic.


                      "All the wound sites healed rapidly and
                      lacked any overt inflammatory reaction.
                      Remarkably, each of the sites of dermalsheath implantation produced new follicles
                      and fibres 3 to 5 weeks after the graft "

                      https://www.dropbox.com/s/hzsywst375...0testrabit.pdf
                      here I meant jahoda's wife's forearm. not jahoda's forearm*

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                      • ar50
                        Senior Member
                        • May 2013
                        • 115

                        #12
                        Originally posted by Boldy
                        I see this as the one and only real cure.

                        the nice thing is that allogeneic cells(ds,dp at least from other individual) will not be rejected. this has been extensively studied, which gives a super nice opportunity and future perspective.


                        a company can start a culture cell line derived from 10 hair follicles.
                        after 20 weeks of culture, you will have billions of cells to cure the whole US army.

                        these cells contain characteristics like hair color thicknesses etc etc.

                        these cells can be frozen, and sent out to clinics, from there you can choose what hair color you want, etc, its like " go getting a tatto, just that easy"


                        cells will be injected, and after some weeks, you will have your goal.

                        This approach will help millions of depressed/ insecure poor men and women, its easy, in large scale even very cheap (mass production (culture)).

                        due to patents, regulations, and long lasting trials + conflict of interests, its still not happening, and the whole world, seem to be blindly accepting this fact. I still can't believe the passiveness of people.

                        Btw, this is a nightmare for HT clinics, since its the cure..



                        Are you sirious my friend?
                        So you say we could choose what kind of hair we want?
                        I always wanted to have hair like Cristiano Ronaldo( not his hair style, just his type of hair) But I have like very hard to style, chinese kind, of hair( im not even chinese).

                        Do you think we would have a solution in the future, based on this tehcnique?

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                        • hellouser
                          Senior Member
                          • May 2012
                          • 4419

                          #13
                          Originally posted by Boldy
                          due to patents, regulations, and long lasting trials + conflict of interests, its still not happening, and the whole world, seem to be blindly accepting this fact. I still can't believe the passiveness of people.

                          Btw, this is a nightmare for HT clinics, since its the cure..
                          How do you suggest we tackle this problem? If theres not enough demand/voice for it, the progress will continually be slow.

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                          • Boldy
                            Senior Member
                            • Jan 2013
                            • 287

                            #14
                            Originally posted by hellouser
                            How do you suggest we tackle this problem? If theres not enough demand/voice for it, the progress will continually be slow.

                            People now are aware that this is possible, easy to do and cheap(in large scale) Mass culture.

                            I expect after some first results, some investors or clinics, will try to mimic the same approach in countries like Ukraine . if you search on google, there are some countries that experiment with stemcell therapy, this approach can become just one of them, once it gets more common.

                            Ht clinics and the whole world are pretty laid back, since there is no single need to rush the cure, money is coming in already, by the well paid current approaches. Once they see cell therapy is offered at some places, there will be competition, and things will speed up, I think.

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                            • Boldy
                              Senior Member
                              • Jan 2013
                              • 287

                              #15
                              Originally posted by ar50
                              Are you sirious my friend?
                              So you say we could choose what kind of hair we want?
                              I always wanted to have hair like Cristiano Ronaldo( not his hair style, just his type of hair) But I have like very hard to style, chinese kind, of hair( im not even chinese).

                              Do you think we would have a solution in the future, based on this tehcnique?
                              yes I am.

                              regarding the allogenic approach, things have to change first (regulations).

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