Quote from: Antoine on September 14, 2020, 03:04:41 PM
Yes. They claim the compound can delay the fusion of teens’ growth plates (i.e. growth plates that are gonna fuse soon), they don’t claim that the compound can reverse the fusion of growth plates after it’s happened.
So it's useless for us.
If they respond to us, we will have a clear and definitive answer.
This is their patent : http://www.freepatentsonline.com/y2020/0223824.html
We should of course, focus on LPP too and growth plate regeneration or stem cells maybe.
Great if we were fukin teens. WE ARENT.
And We know how to delay fusion. It's called fkin letrozole
This is an interesting thread. Being a part-science nerd I'm always interested in the future of LL also and actually reached out to the the main guy of CK Biotech - Prof. Choi, a few weeks ago for a possible interview. He politely declined but he responded and unfortunately, this is what he said...
The search continues...
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Quote from: cyborg4life on September 14, 2020, 03:59:55 PMThis is an interesting thread. Being a part-science nerd I'm always interested in the future of LL also and actually reached out to the the main guy of CK Biotech - Prof. Choi, a few weeks ago for a possible interview. He politely declined but he responded and unfortunately, this is what he said...
The search continues...
Hey, nice videos btw.
Do you have anything else in mind (possible alternative methods)?
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Oh really! Yeah you can tell how good I am at forum post links lol. Alright let's try this here is his email quote...
"Dear Victor,
Thank you very much for your interest with the CXXC5-Dvl PPI inhibitor story transferred.
We investigated the longitudinal bone growth especially enhancement of height of young people who undergo
growth plate senescence. The drug target CXXC5, which interferes with its function via PPI, only increased during the period of growth plate senescence.
Blockade of CXXC5 function at the period, mice longitudinal bone growth around 15-20% through activation of the Wnt/beta-catenin pathway involving bone growth by regeneration.
Due to I am not a physician, I am not sure what I will tell you in the interview.
If the information which I provide is enough, then, an interview openings for the public may not be necessary.
Best regards,
kang-yell"
Thanks yeah I have a few interesting ideas. I'm gonna try to see if I can make a video on that soon
GJ contacting with them.
Quote from: cyborg4life on September 14, 2020, 04:11:27 PMThanks yeah I have a few interesting ideas. I'm gonna try to see if I can make a video on that soon
Excellent!
Thanks a lot for sharing his response. Maybe we need to focus on Link protein N-terminal peptide (LPP), growth plates regeneration and stem cells.
Thank you cyborg4life
And agreed with drop-loud ^, we need to prioritize reopen growth plate with stem cells or whatnot, without that no matter how much drugs we take to speed up growth plate growth, it'll be useless cuz we don't even have a growth plate to speed something up for
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