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Det här känns RIKTIGT intressant:
Amerikanska militären/staten har forskat kring brännskador och hudtransplantat och lyckats åstadkomma hair follicle neogenesis (synonym: Recreation, Rebirth, Ressurection)
FIELD OF THE INVENTION
[003] The present invention relates to compositions in the form of skin substitutes and microspheres comprising neurai crest-derived mesencymal cells, such as hair follicle dermal cells, e.g., dermal papilla (“DP”) ceils, or dermal sheath cells, that are capable of inducing hair follicles (“HFs”). The present invention also relates to methods, uses, and compositions for inducing HF growth and neogenesis. In some embodiments, the present invention can be used for the treatment of full- or partial-thickness skin loss, wounds, burns, scars, and full- or partial-hair loss.
Andra företag har lyckats med det tidigare men dessa har inte varit helt utvecklade och växt i olika riktningar etc.
“HFs produced by these (previous) methods are not fully human constructs ), are not completely developed, contain hair shafts in the wrong anatomical location, do not exhibit long-term graft survival and normal HF cycling, and/or do not form HFs that contain sebaceous glands. In addition, HFs produced by such methods tend to grow in variable and uncontrollable directions, resulting in unnatural looking hair.
” Thus, a need exists for methods and compositions capable of generating morphologically-correct, fully-developed, non-immunogenic human hair follicles.”
” The present invention fills these needs by providing cellular compositions capable of hair growth, neogenesis, and regeneration.
“The present invention provides compositions capable of inducing hair follicles that are morphologically-correct and are useful in any application requiring hair follicle formation/neogenesis, or in any condition where hair follicle formation/neogenesis is desired. “
Mer info på:
https://www.baldtruthtalk.com/threads/20678-US-government-owned-patent-on-hair-follicle-neogensis
Dom söker kandidater till studie:
http://www.wakehealth.edu/BeInvolved/StudyInfo.aspx?study=IRB00029970&title=Study