Hair Cloning
Posted by Paul on January 18, 2011 in Hair Loss, science, treatments
Biologically Engineered Hair Growth Researcher Kevin McElwee is one of a select group of people who have a PhD in hair biology and Dr McElwee believes that a cure for baldness that uses the technique of hair cloning could potentially be available within 10 years. Hair cloning is a more commonly used term for bio-engineered hair growth. The process involves isolating a group of cells at the base of the hair follicle, which is the living part of hair which is rooted in the skin. Once the follicular cells are multiplied in vitro in a laboratory, they can then be implanted back into the donor’s scalp where they divide to create new follicles and generate new hair. It is reported… read more

