lets vote who thinks replicel will be available in 2018 and why?

[PayDay]

How do i hear the intetview???????

https://www.baldtruthtalk.com/threads/22131-Replicel-Sets-The-Record-Straight

[mcarpenter089]

How do i hear the intetview???????

[PayDay]

Interesting stuff and the theory sounds great from this guy. Sounds like it just took them a while to figure out the timing of this injection here, realizing they had to get it at the right phase for this stuff to work!

very interested to see how Phase II progresses, which is only a few weeks from beginning in japan!

It's great to be able to hear it directly from the company without the typical speculation that fills the forums. Sounds like they will be keeping Spencer in the loop, I have a feeling he's always in the loop so I'm looking forward to more excellent interviews like this.

[rdawg]

Interesting stuff and the theory sounds great from this guy. Sounds like it just took them a while to figure out the timing of this injection here, realizing they had to get it at the right phase for this stuff to work!

very interested to see how Phase II progresses, which is only a few weeks from beginning in japan!

[PayDay]

Looks more like 2019 in Japan. Finally some real news and information on the delays. Seems very exciting and looks like Replicel was faced with some issues that none of us know about. This is a great interview! https://www.baldtruthtalk.com/thread...ecord-Straight

[ShookOnes]

If jahoda was indeed the cure and he strays off it your entire argument would be all about other bs

[ShookOnes]

more angles mean more results its common sense

More results isn't quite the same son.

[nameless]

http://money.cnn.com/news/newsfeeds/...re/VA56250.htm

Trichogenicity problem makes Replicel a ho-hummer but Shishiedo maybe has something with iPS cells.

[unbalding]

http://money.cnn.com/news/newsfeeds/articles/prnewswire/VA56250.htm

[mcarpenter089]

yes it does

The more angles attempted doesn't mean its sooner they find the cure. He's saying why not continue the path of something that perpetually works rather than start over?

more angles mean more results its common sense

[ShookOnes]

The more angles attempted, the sooner the puzzle will be solved! That's how science works.

The more angles attempted doesn't mean its sooner they find the cure. He's saying why not continue the path of something that perpetually works rather than start over?

[TJT]

Interesting thing is that even though dr jahoda made this discovery using dermal sheath cup cells he chooses to focus on using dermal papilla to cure baldness. Makes me believe something is wrong with using DSC cells hence I'm not too confident on replicel.

The more angles attempted, the sooner the puzzle will be solved! That's how science works.

[ShookOnes]

Interesting thing is that even though dr jahoda made this discovery using dermal sheath cup cells he chooses to focus on using dermal papilla to cure baldness. Makes me believe something is wrong with using DSC cells hence I'm not too confident on replicel.

I thought this too but I assumed he wouldn't do DSC because replicel would commercialize DSC much faster than he could lol

[Renee]

Interesting thing is that even though dr jahoda made this discovery using dermal sheath cup cells he chooses to focus on using dermal papilla to cure baldness. Makes me believe something is wrong with using DSC cells hence I'm not too confident on replicel.

[Swooping]

That's a great breakdown of the situation Swooping!

On the follicle neogenesis end of things, I am hoping that the Shiseido scientists including Ohyama and Tsuji have already figured it out, or are very close. The Shiseido video did show a mouse with human hair growing out of its head, and even though it's not quite the same as balding human scalp, it's very encouraging to see. As far as I know, Shiseido intended to combine Replicel's technology with their own, so let's hope they have it all figured out or almost there!

Sure thing TJT. We are advancing more rapidly than ever. To touch upon the follicle neogenesis thing;

In the best traditions of scientific experimentation, the Durham team used themselves as guinea-pigs. Jahoda donated dermal sheath cells from his scalp hair follicles, and these were transplanted into the skin of the inner forearm of another team member, his wife. Three to five weeks after the graft, new hair follicles and hair fibres appeared on her arm at the transplant site. Unlike the pale, delicate hairs of this part of her arm, the hair growing from the new follicles was thicker and darker.

Another one which explains the same basically in a different fashion;

In the experiment, cells from the sheaths of hair follicles were taken from Dr Jahoda's scalp and implanted into the arm of a genetically-unrelated woman - his wife, Dr Amanda Reynolds. The tissue was not rejected and three weeks after the graft, head hair began to sprout from her arm. All was still well after 77 days. DNA analysis confirmed it was Dr Jahoda's cells which had caused the hair to grow on Dr Reynold's arm.

Actually on a human! So it DOES explain the potential these cells can have.