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    Ok ragazzi, come ho potuto leggere su hairsite c'è una nuova compagnia che sembra stia lavorando a questo progetto di "rigenerazione" dei capelli.
    Vi do' il link:

    http://www.biomaster.jp/web_site/english/hair/index.html

    Ok, ormai Santi (per le cose dette dal suo gruppo, per la possibilità di interfacciamento più agevole, o per semplice spirito patriottico) e quasi l'unica cosa di cui parlare, ma non bisogna dimenticare il resto del mondo :)
    Gli ho spedito una mail, vediamo se rispondono
     
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    E' una cosa simile al progetto di intercytex?
     
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    si ma i tempi? :o:
     
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    10 anni
     
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    ah no 100 anni? :o:
     
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    A 1 mese di distanza nessuna risposta, apparte una mail scritta in giapponese bloccata dal filtro antispam.
    Vabbe'... tanto sappiamo quali sono i tempi :rolleyes:
     
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    rosco si tratta di questo studio ?

    Researchers in Japan have just published a study where they succeeded in culturing dermal papilla cells for more than 30 passages (generations).

    Usually when cells are cultured they lose their properties after only a few passages rendering them useless. Therefore being able to culture cells for more than 30 passages means that the amount of cells you can clone from a single source is significantly greater.

    They were also able to induce the formation of new hair follicles by injecting these cells together with epidermal cells into mice.

    Based on their study they concluded that fibroblast growth factor-2 is essential for the culturing of dermal papilla cells.




    Long-Term Culture of Mouse Vibrissal Dermal Papilla Cells and De Novo Hair Follicle Induction
    Tissue Eng. 2007 Mar 6
    Osada A, Iwabuchi T, Kishimoto J, Hamazaki TS, Okochi H.
    Department of Tissue Regeneration, Research Institute, International Medical Center of Japan, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo, Japan.
    We have succeeded in culturing dermal papilla (DP) cells long term and developed new techniques that enhance their hair follicle-inducing efficiency in a patch assay.

    The outgrowing DP cells from mouse vibrissae were markedly stimulated by 10% fetal bovine serum-Dulbecco’s modified essential medium that included fibroblast growth factor-2 (FGF-2). Moreover, the potency of proliferation was maintained during serial cultivations (more than 30 passages).

    We combined these established DP cells with epidermal cells and implanted them subcutaneously into athymic mice to examine their hair follicle-inducing ability.

    New hair follicles were induced by dissociated DP cells at earlier passages (under passage 4), but the cells from later passages could not induce follicles. We next aggregated the DP cells to form spheres and then injected them with epidermal cells. Unlike the dissociated DP cells, the spheres made from the later passaged cells (more than 10 passages) did induce new hair follicles.

    We examined several genes specific for DP of anagen follicles and confirmed that their expression level was elevated in the spheres compared with their expression level in adherent DP cells.

    These results suggest that FGF-2 is essential for dermal papilla cell culture and that sphere formation partially models the intact DP, resulting in hair follicle induction, even by later passaged cells.
     
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    Non lo so Bola, sul sito della biomaster si parla di Yokohama qui invece lo studio è stato fatto nel centro medico internazionale giapponese di tokyo.
    Sul loro sito non parlano molto di quello che fanno, dicono solo che si occupano di ricerca per la hair rigeneration, per questo gli ho scritto ma... evidentemente sanno l'inglese peggio di me :blink:
     
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    ho un amica che parla giapponese e cinese datemi le traduzioni
     
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