Wounding protocol for hair regeneration (plastic surgery)

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  • lacazette
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    Hey Jpar, you're not talking about me right? I don't think so cause I just heard once before about his story, but really know nothing more ^^

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  • lacazette
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    Better understand why Lgr6 expressing cells are part of their transplant protocol, as Lgr6 seems to be involved in all the areas we need for wounding HF neogenesis (the graphic says it all)

    Dynamics of Lgr6+ Progenitor Cells in the Hair Follicle, Sebaceous Gland, and Interfollicular Epidermis

    http://www.cell.com/stem-cell-report...711(15)00275-1

    •Lgr6 marks independent self-renewing populations in the IFE, HF isthmus, and SG
    •Renewal of IFE, isthmus, and SG by Lgr6+ cells follows from neutral competition



    Let's hope their " for the first time , clinically applicable protocol.. " will be soon tested , don't have answers from them for the moment

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  • jpar
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    hey, I just heard about siwss temples on 2020 and saw his blog, I'm impressed - also, he mentioned your name
    as well as the owner of HL2020.

    Do you have swisstemples contact? He hasn't been on in a while. He called you his friend so I figured here is a good place to start.
    Do you know where to get what he took? Is it dangerous? What are your thoughts... very curious. fascinated by the whole story

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  • lacazette
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    Hey jacobus, great from you ! many thanks

    but yeah the problem is how, as I think I can't put my mail directly here no?

    Is it a pdf? how many pages?

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  • jacobus
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    How?

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  • Keeper
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    Originally posted by jacobus
    Got it. If anyone would like to summarize the article I would gladly send it to you. Knowledge of the subject is required (I don't have it).
    Send it tooo lacazette

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  • jacobus
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    Got it. If anyone would like to summarize the article I would gladly send it to you. Knowledge of the subject is required (I don't have it).

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  • Superuser
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    Tried to get the full article through my university library, but sadly it's only available for employees

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  • kantian
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    It seems that only European universities subscribe to that journal. We would need a European student to get the paper for us.

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  • lacazette
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    Why Im bad dude^^? No no i wasn't making fun of his hair situation as Im already on the Nwd7 road far younger than him, but I was saying that for what you mentionned next, regrow some of his hair should give him some motivation hehe not only money and science challenge motivations

    let's show them some support on their mails as there's also the "helping people" motivation lol (it cost nothing and someone could get some infos maybe)

    Hey Xoxo, thanks! You absolutely right , I though about this pbm sometimes, I will do it now

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  • Xoxo
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    Hey lacazette, just want to say, that you do awesome work at finding articles
    Not just with this article, but in gerneral.
    Could you please use some type of formatting to separate the articles from your own texts, e.g. use colored fonts or put something at the end of articles (e.g. ###) or in between different articles.
    Would make it easier to read

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  • baldybald
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    Originally posted by lacazette
    the ones from SIU involved in the protocol

    SIU School of Medicine
    Laboratory for Regenerative Medicine and Applied Sciences

    -Michael W. Neumeister, MD, FRCSC, FACS
    Email: mneumeister@siumed.edu

    -Carrie Harrison, B.S.
    Email: charrison@siumed.edu

    -Lisa Cox, B.S.
    Email: lcox2@siumed.edu

    -Joel Reichensperger, B.S.
    Email: jreichensperger@siumed.edu

    http://www.siumed.edu/surgery/plasti...-overview.html

    I like the fact that the last one is a nice Norwood 7 hehe

    let's try to get some infos, and show our support and/or our distress
    NW 7 haha. Maaan you are bad but that is good though so he can do his best to find a cure, maybe

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  • lacazette
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    the ones from SIU involved in the protocol

    SIU School of Medicine
    Laboratory for Regenerative Medicine and Applied Sciences

    -Michael W. Neumeister, MD, FRCSC, FACS
    Email: mneumeister@siumed.edu

    -Carrie Harrison, B.S.
    Email: charrison@siumed.edu

    -Lisa Cox, B.S.
    Email: lcox2@siumed.edu

    -Joel Reichensperger, B.S.
    Email: jreichensperger@siumed.edu

    http://www.siumed.edu/surgery/plasti...-overview.html

    I like the fact that the last one is a nice Norwood 7 hehe

    let's try to get some infos, and show our support and/or our distress

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  • lacazette
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    -Michael W. Neumeister is Professor & Chairman of the Department of Surgery at SIU school of medecine
    http://www.siumed.edu/surgery/plasti...eister_cv.html
    Joel Reichensperger is a researcher at SIU School of Medicine


    Just search about this Surgery institute of SIU school of medecine, and hair cure is one of their current research projects:

    2. Human Hair Regeneration: A Cure for Male Pattern Baldness

    Goal: To produce de novo human hair follicles from LGR5 stem cells for a potential long term treatment for male pattern baldness.

    http://www.siumed.edu/surgery/plasti...-overview.html


    -Denver Lough is a Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Resident at Johns Hopkins Hospital


    Johns Hopkins hospital offers current hair restoration, and hair loss and restoration are also part of their research projects

    http://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/otola...rch/index.html

    the two institutes are conducting and involved in clinical trials so let's hope they now plan to test soon their protocol that is "providing for the first time, a clinically applicable stem cell based construct for hair regeneration"

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  • ShookOnes
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    Originally posted by allTheGoodNamesAreTaken
    lol, weren't you saying to me the other day or week that you expected a 20 year wait?

    Yes, that's being optimistic.

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