Human hair was grown on the skin of a laboratory mouse
Today, many people,
especially men over the age of 30, suffer from alopecia - pathological hair loss on the head.
Alopecia can be caused by anything from severe stress to a serious illness like cancer. It is a well-known fact that luxurious hair on the head is considered a very attractive feature of people, so many people try to prevent or treat alopecia by all means.
At the moment,
the most effective way to eliminate alopecia is hair transplantation from other parts of the body like the chin, chest, legs and even the groin area. But scientists from all over the world are trying to create a product that triggers hair growth without resorting to surgery. Recently,
dNovo published a photo of a bald lab mouse with a bundle of human hair growing on its body.
