Histogen patent awarded

[randomman111]

What this patent means

Having studied a biomedical degree and patents I think I have a pretty good idea of what this means.

Once you have a patent you can license your treatment to other companies (e.g) baldness clinics. I am presuming that now they have the patent they will license their treatment off to many clinics around the world (or wherever their patent covers) and this is one way they will make money.

Alternatively they may want to use it to get capital or to strike deals so they can progress through phase 3 (as someone has already said )

[yeahyeahyeah]

Having studied a biomedical degree and patents I think I have a pretty good idea of what this means.

Once you have a patent you can license your treatment to other companies (e.g) baldness clinics. I am presuming that now they have the patent they will license their treatment off to many clinics around the world (or wherever their patent covers) and this is one way they will make money.

Alternatively they may want to use it to get capital or to strike deals so they can progress through phase 3 (as someone has already said )

makes sense

[UK_]

Is it me? Or has the list of events Histogen visits grown larger and larger over the years?

I remember back in 2008 there were only 2 events listed, then 2009 - 10 was around 3 or 4...

Now look...

http://www.histogen.com/aboutus/news.htm#event

[Artha]

Is it me? Or has the list of events Histogen visits grown larger and larger over the years?

I remember back in 2008 there were only 2 events listed, then 2009 - 10 was around 3 or 4...

Now look...

http://www.histogen.com/aboutus/news.htm#event

Look good... :P

[yeahyeahyeah]

Is it me? Or has the list of events Histogen visits grown larger and larger over the years?

I remember back in 2008 there were only 2 events listed, then 2009 - 10 was around 3 or 4...

Now look...

http://www.histogen.com/aboutus/news.htm#event

I work for a start up (IT) and this is a good sign, as it indicates growth.

[hellouser]

Is it me? Or has the list of events Histogen visits grown larger and larger over the years?

I remember back in 2008 there were only 2 events listed, then 2009 - 10 was around 3 or 4...

Now look...

http://www.histogen.com/aboutus/news.htm#event

Isn't Arashi from Chicago? Perhaps we could try and get him to attend the event?

[cichlidfort]

Any update on Histogen?

[Artha]

Any update on Histogen?

Yep! Histogen will merge with Stratus Media Group and will be renamed to Restorgenex Corp. Plus Miss Gail Naughton will speak at the Stem Cell Meeting on the Mesa that start today and end on Wednesday.

http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20131006005039/en/Stratus-Media-Group-Histogen-Execute-Letter-Intent

[cichlidfort]

Yep! Histogen will merge with Stratus Media Group and will be renamed to Restorgenex Corp. Plus Miss Gail Naughton will speak at the Stem Cell Meeting on the Mesa that start today and end on Wednesday.

http://www.businesswire.com/news/hom...-Letter-Intent

Hopefully that's a good move for the hairloss community.

[inbrugge]

Ok, so there is a viable treatment for MBP that is significantly effective, but we can't use it because of paperwork? Am I correct?

[Thinning87]

no