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Research on Stem Cells Promise New Hair Loss Treatments
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Learning More About Hair Transplantation

Hair Loss Treatment for Men & Women 2010
In general, human hair follows a normal growth cycle. There is a period for growth and there is a period for rest. The period for growth is known as the “anagen” phase. It usually lasts for two years. During the anagen phase, the hair strands will grow at an average of half an inch on a monthly basis. As for the rest period or the “telogen” phase, hair growth is put to a halt. Such will last for four months. After such phase, the hair starts to shed.
As suggested by previous studies made, people shed at least a hundred strands of
hair on a daily basis. But that hair shed remains unnoticed primarily because of
the fact that we also re-
When a person has a hair loss condition often referred to as “alopecia”, the anagen
phase of the hair is reduced. As a result, the hair strands become very thin and
quite frail. In some cases, hair follicles are also affected. When this happens,
hair re-
A NEW STUDY OPENS NEW DOORS OF OPPORTUNITIES
A study conducted in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania noted that stem cell research might
open new opportunities for the discovery of new hair loss treatments. Researchers
from the School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania note that studies on
the stem cells that prompt the growth of hair follicles may be the foundation for
the discovery of innovative hair loss and skin grafting treatments. They hypothesized
that hair re-
Researchers from the University of Pennsylvania claim that the stem cells which are located at the follicle bulge make hair growth possible. In order to verify if their theory is right, the researchers made use of various cell labeling techniques in order to monitor the stem cell decedents of the normal anagen phase. They then isolated such cells in adult mice. They transferred a group of these cells to the skin of a special group of mice which were unable to reject stem cell transplants because they did not have immune systems.
After four weeks after the transplantation, the hair follicle cells were able to promote the construction of new hair follicles. These new hair follicles were then able to produce new hair. This study is important primarily because it suggests that hair growth can be manipulated through the isolation and the cultivation of stem cells. Dr. George Cotsarelis, Director of the Penn Hair and Scalp Clinic and Assistant Professor of Dermatology at the University noted that this study shows that stem cell transplantation can be used as a hair loss treatment in the future.