in my case only stemson can help
Stemson is going to use minipigs in the next stage of their hair cloning research
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I don't always invest 15 million dollars in a company, but when I do it's because I know it will lead nowhere
Does he know it's a series A investment? Or even what that is? What exactly is he expecting, people to throw around hundreds of millions for invalidated ideas? Someone should tell him that Facebook's Series A was around 12.5 million dollars, so I guess this company is a little bit less likely to lead no where then Facebook?
Once Stemson has some proof of concept trials or is about to move into human trials, they will raise another round of funding in the ball park of 35-60 mil.
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count on stemson, no gene editing will help and bring back a full head of hair
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Well explained!
They've had these listings out for a while. Haven't seen updated/anyone new on their team page regarding their older listings though.looks like they are hiring new researchers, maybe someone from you guys?
"honestly, ive been balding aggressively, I was a Tsuji saint, I followed every statement he released. and I dont think Stemson is gonna make it. like I threw in the towel. the ceo of Stemson even released a detailed plan about releasing a cream. and honestly I think thats whats gonna happen. after histogen failed(funny enough I called in 2016 volunteering for a trial in Mexico, never heard back), replicel is a waste at 10% improvement. like I love my face, but damn bald doesn’t suit me, im only 21."
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Source for Stemson working on a cream?
I love to hear about people with 0 insights other then their own admitted biases telling people why something wont work.
product 3
Hair modulation drug
• Scalable DP cell production enables drug screening
• Search for molecules that impeded DP cell function
• Topical cream or injectablesolution to address hair removal market
• Can run product development in parallel with product 1 & 2
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looks like they have got new names on the board
Not surprising with the latest funding round. Investors always require new people on the board
Tldr: they are years from testing on human, And when they reach to human it would take more years. My guess is 5 years for pigs and then for human.
I think no one expected human trials in a year: D Geoff is honest it may take over 10 years, if they don't make significant progress, the company will collapse, I don't understand why he says that they are the only ones who do this, after all Tsuji had success too
it's good that they want to be sure before starting human trials
I think in around 10 years its would be out . It would be hard to get investors for somthing more then this time frame. Any investor would want to get their money back in reasonable time frame .