Follicular Cell Implantation: Research Update on Hair Cloning

    October 2015 in “ CRC Press eBooks
    Jerry E. Cooley
    TLDR Hair cloning for hair loss is not yet a practical solution.
    Follicular cell implantation, or "hair cloning," was anticipated to become a practical solution for hair loss, but it remained far from clinical reality. The concept of using cell therapy for hair loss was based on the dynamic interaction between epidermal and mesenchymal cells in hair growth. Research focused on follicular neogenesis models aimed to create hair follicles in vitro for implantation into alopecia-affected areas. Autologous cell therapy would require adult keratinocytes, especially those with "bulge" stem cell properties.
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