Recent content by Ghc

I don't know how it works, but they plan to start clinical trial of ET-02 next year. https://moonink6.wixsite.com/eirion/single-post/take-five-eirion-s-jon-edelson-md

Where does it say that Tsuji stopped working on it?

Correct translation: "We are planning to invest about 500 million yen in the first clinical trial for hair follicle regeneration, and once the results are confirmed, we will spend an additional 1 to 1.5 billion yen to gradually increase the number of trials." Not sure if he already have 500...

$437,377 -> $218,688 -> $131,213 and it will continue to decrease.

Stemson or some other company, why would that be such a big problem? Making cloned hair grow on a human head is the biggest problem to solve, making it dht resistant shouldn't be so hard to solve after that.

Let's say dht resistant cloning will be out 5 years after non dht resistant cloning. Why not get non dht resistant hair which will fall out in a 5 years and then get dht resistant hair when cloning improves. Better than being bald 5 more years waiting for a dht resistant cloning.

4. is the only serious problem First gen therapies don't need to be dht restitant, when your hair from a first gen hair cloning falls out second gen hair cloning will have dht restitant hair.

Not that important at all, if you have unlimited source of hair who cares if it is dht resistant.

This interview was quite positive, I can't see what's bad in there to cause retarded pessimistic comments about 30+ years?

Why is there still nothing to stop or reverse grey hair?

No, I will get my NW0 even if I am 60 then.

If they could make HUMAN hair grow on mouse in 2012 already, they could transplant it on humans in 2013 if there were no stupid regulations which slows things down. Hair was first cloned and grown on mouse in 2012, and now we have to wait till 2032 for Stemson to hit the market. 20 wasted years...

They need to refine it, but cloning works on pigs and should work on humans, if there were no regulations they could probably transplant it to humans already.

Good for Yokohama, cloning technology is out there now, number of companies trying hair cloning should grow, we can't rely on one or two, Stemson is too slow.

Disappointing, I expected 2027 market release before this interview. What do you expect now? I moved my expectation to 2030.