Q: What is the difference between hair cloning, hair multiplication, and follicular neogeneis? I have read about these terms on the internet and am completely confused.
A: Cloning generally refers to the multiplication of fetal stem cells or embryonic tissues. “Hair cloning”, as the term is generally used, involves the multiplication of adult tissue cells that [...]
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How are Hair Cloning, Hair Multiplication, and Follicular Neogeneis Different?
November 13th, 2006What is Difference in Hair Cloning Techniques Studied by Aderans and Intercytex?
November 10th, 2006Q: I know that both Aderans and Intercytex are doing research with cloning hair. Is there any difference in their approaches?
A: Aderans is using the “two-cell” approach. They feel that the best way to produce viable hair follicles is to use a combination of inducer cells and responder cells. Each would be multiplied separately and [...]
What's New with Hair Cloning?
June 1st, 2005Q: I have not seen any research in the medical literature that indicates to me that cloning is close at hand. Am I missing something?
A: Possibly the most interesting work related to cloning hair was done by Colon Jahoda in England. Jahoda’s work is significant because he identified an inducer cell — i.e. fibroblasts [...]
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