Berlin Scientist Roland Lauster Cures Baldness

[Westonci]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iAS_...layer_embedded


This is probably the greatest development in years. Why? because this is real science with real applicable results.

It was only a matter of time. They where already growing organs such as windpipes, bladders, hearts, kidneys at wake forest university in Pennsylvania.

Heres Wake Forrest scientist Anthony Attala at a TED Talks confrence

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7SfRgg9botI

The key that Roland Lauster and Wake Forest University have in common is using 3D biodegradable scaffold for the dermal stem cells and epithelial stem cells to grow in.

[VictimOfDHT]

I don't know. Is this actually available or is it as usual, something that will be available in the future ? Why haven't we heard anything about it ?

[Follicle Death Row]

Could be promising but I heard the hairs were cosmetically insignificant. It's a start anyway.

[UK_]

It is indeed a start because it answers what Paul Kemp of Intercytex stated their procedure needed, the ability to form a matrix in which the cells could effectively communicate with each other; it seems as if Lauster has solved this issue, but with using two types of stem cells.

[CVAZBAR]

At hairsite they are claiming someone did this long time ago but still nothing. Does anyone know anything about this?

[Jundam]

There have been posts about scientists in Berlin successfully cloning hairs before. I don't think it was such a long time ago though. Think the breakthrough came about last year but I might be wrong.