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It's quite funny that japanese articles report about stemson, instead of riken hm
This is Chinese website, not Japanese, stfu is you don't know.
小黄书视频
www.guangzhoukj.com
It's quite funny that japanese articles report about stemson, instead of riken hm
I think they don't implant iPSc's, much more they implant within the scaffold the differentiated DPc's and Ec's.The problem with ips cells is that they are known to cause cancer. Unfortunately, they don't have much experience with it. So treatment with Stemson must also be potentially cancerous. This is a huge disadvantage for me, as I do not want to take such risks. Does anyone know more about this?
From this prospective Tsuji's method is the dangerous one, because stemson create the HF outside of your body and then implant it like you would in a hair transplant.The problem with ips cells is that they are known to cause cancer. Unfortunately, they don't have much experience with it. So treatment with Stemson must also be potentially cancerous. This is a huge disadvantage for me, as I do not want to take such risks. Does anyone know more about this?
Correct. Stemson won't put any iPSC into our scalps.I think they don't implant iPSc's, much more they implant within the scaffold the differentiated DPc's and Ec's.
Since Stemson doesn't have revenue, they will need to raise additional funds in order to survive. The only way they will be able to raise such additional funds is if they show progress in their research - pre clinical trials included. Otherwise investors won't want to put more money in them. This is probably what happened with Organ Tech.Someone mentioned back then that Stemson NEEDS to show something on humans this decade or even to proof the concept on humans the next years in order to "stay alive".
Can someone back this up and/or explaining the reason for it? Would be really helpful, to understand it in a better context.
I hope that my gen is the last balding generation.Since Stemson doesn't have revenue, they will need to raise additional funds in order to survive. The only way they will be able to raise such additional funds is if they show progress in their research - pre clinical trials included. Otherwise investors won't want to put more money in them. This is probably what happened with Organ Tech.
I think it should be pretty much safe, but honestly i don't have the knowledge to forecast any possible danger.
Corona and the movement to the UK might pushed back some goals, everything is always delayed, somehow.Not sure whether anyone has seen this before but I just found this video which is basically a summary of what we know by Stemson's CEO Geoff Hamilton:
Not much we didn't know already but he's confirmed that the pigs are going to be their model for human clinical trials. Also, they were targeting the end of 2020 for their $15M Series A Funding.
100% had their research/goals set back by at least 6 months. Almost every single biotech research company in Europe/North America has.Not sure whether anyone has seen this before but I just found this video which is basically a summary of what we know by Stemson's CEO Geoff Hamilton:
Not much we didn't know already but he's confirmed that the pigs are going to be their model for human clinical trials. Also, they were targeting the end of 2020 for their $15M Series A Funding. While they likely haven't met their target (else they'd probably have announced it), hopefully the fact that they're currently hiring a histotechnician is an indication of some success in that matter.
Yeah, though this presentation was made last September in the midst of the pandemic, so I'd assume (or at least hope) that setbacks had already been accounted for by then.100% had their research/goals set back by at least 6 months. Almost every single biotech research company in Europe/North America has.
I thought they are planning to move to the UK... might take a year or a few moreThey're still based in San Diego..
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Well they're still hiring for their new position in the US so it's possible that the press release about moving to the UK was just some publicity stunt to benefit Fortunis.I thought they are planning to move to the UK... might take a year or a few more![]()
If that is true... Stemson, no Hamilton and Alexey will be richer than Bezos tf.Probably not the most credible but Fortunis' COO says Stemson has shown success in pigs already 32:42 and that the transplanted hair will last the rest of their life at 33:15.
wow... that means if its true the hairs will be DHT resistant. Thats why they used human crest cellsProbably not the most credible but Fortunis' COO says Stemson has shown success in pigs already 32:42 and that the transplanted hair will last the rest of their life at 33:15.
what was the date of this video?Probably not the most credible but Fortunis' COO says Stemson has shown success in pigs already 32:42 and that the transplanted hair will last the rest of their life at 33:15.
Can you elaborate this more? Thanks!wow... that means if its true the hairs will be DHT resistant. Thats why they used human crest cells
they didnt mention anything in depth but they said they are using a specific type of pluripotent embryonic stem cell (neural crest cell) which gives rise to a handful of derivates like neural and connective tissue. They are not traditionally used for hair follicle formation but they found a way for it to produce hair folliclesCan you elaborate this more? Thanks!