Friday, July 16, 2010

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Hair Cloning

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Hair CloningCloning is the production of genetically identical organisms. The first clone of an adult animal was Dolly, the famous Edinburgh sheep. Although technically not an exact replica of her mother (and therefore not a true clone), the revolutionary part of the experiment was that it overturned the long-held view that non-sex cells of an adult (somatic cells) were differentiated to such a degree that they lost any potential to develop into a new adult organism. Scientists had believed that once a cell became specialized as a lung, liver, or any other type of adult cell, the change was irreversible as other genes in the cell became permanently inactive. The other major challenge was to be able to initiate the multiplication of the genetically altered cell and then to provide the proper environment in which the growth of the new organism could take place.



With Dolly, scientists transferred genetic material from the nucleus of a donor adult sheep cell to an egg whose nucleus, and thus its genetic material, had been removed. This egg, containing the DNA from a donor cell, had to be treated with chemicals or an electric current in order to stimulate cell division. Once the cloned embryo reached a suitable stage, it was transferred to a very hospitable environment – the uterus of another sheep – where it continued to develop until birth.

Wednesday, April 14, 2010

Sunday, May 31, 2009



Dr. Adam Kurtin of Treasure Coast Hair Restoration in Port Saint Lucie, Florida and Dr.Bessam K. Farjo the 2008 President of the ISHRS.

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Dr. Adam Kurtin of(Treasure Coast Hair Restoration)and Dr. Edwin Suddleson (Trainer for Bosley) getting ready to have dinner after a long 10hr at the meeting

Saturday, May 30, 2009

(Right to Left) Ron Kirk and Joel Teague CST. Ron Kirk and Joel Teague are well respected Technicians in the hair restoration field. The general public does no realize how critical it is to not only have an excellent hair transplant surgeon but excellent hair technicians as well. Hair restoration today if done properly, requires a surgeon and multiple trained technicians. It takes an average of six months just to get a new technician up to speed. For more informaion please visit their sites at.......

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