The 50 Graft Test Procedure
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I've been thinking about it and honestly I expect only 1 answer from Kristel. Something along the lines of "ALL hairs without a bulb in the petridish will grow back and 80% of the hairs WITH bulb will grow back as well". That's pretty much what they always claimed. Yeah ok, they were talking about grafts instead of hairs but I just can't believe they're going to try to hide behind that.
We'll see, but the more I think about it, the more I figure it has to be something like this.Comment
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Hopefully they took some nice, high quality photos because that would make the analysis much easier.
The petri dish photo is great though and certainly very informative.Comment
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Here's my take on everything up to this point:
- I haven't counted the number of hairs in the '1' subsection yet. For this post, I'll assume that there's around 400-450 total hairs in the petri dish like Arashi said. I'll verify this later though to make sure.
- According to HASCI, they extracted 150 usable singles and 50 usable doubles. If we accept this as true, this implies that there are 250 usable hairs in total. To confirm this, perhaps we can count the number of hairs with intact bulbs in the petri.
- If there are 400-450 total hairs and 250 of those hairs are usable, this implies that the other 150-200 hairs are either transections or in telogen. Based on the numbers, it's clear that the majority of these must be transections. These transections should hopefully regenerate in the donor but are unlikely to yield in the recipient. For the telogen hairs, these are unlikely to regenerate in the donor. It's unsure if they will yield in the recipient either.
- When calculating the donor regeneration, we should reference this with the 400-450 extracted. When calculating the recipient yield, we should reference this with the 250 usable grafts.
- The most important thing we should look at is the net gain in hairs. We started out with 400-450 in the petri, let's see how many we end up with when we count the hairs in the donor and recipient later. This is the simplest proof of concept.Comment
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About the HASCI made photo's: Kristel said in Dutch they've made "mis oecologische" recordings, which will be released.
Not sure what "mis oecologische"even means, but oecologische would probably translate as "ecologic" ? Maybe someone knows what she's saying here ?
Anyway, I'm sure we'll get an answer from her tomorrow regarding the bulb-less hairs 'mystery'. Like said my guess is that she'll say that ALL bulb-less hairs will regrow and 80% of the hairs with bulb will regrow too. I'd be highly surprised if she doesn't say that.Comment
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The majority of these bulb-less hairs must be transections. I'm certain of that and no other explanation makes sense.
The nice thing is, we'll be able to see if this explanation is correct in a couple of weeks when the donor starts to regenerate.
I wish they had kept it at 50 grafts though. Counting 400-450 hairs won't be fun at allComment
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I'll confirm it eventually to make sure. But my impression is that most people will have a tendency to undercount the results.Comment
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I feel like this test we did won't prove much to anyone..the critics will still be critics because we are still guesstimating things..Comment
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arashi
can you elaborate when you say all bulbless hairs an hairs will bulbs will regrow...
do you mean 2 hair graft will regrow in donor and recipient (real doubling)or 1 hair(bulb) will grow in donor and other bulb-less in recipient or something like that ?Comment
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