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How to grow skin?

Biotech Hobbyist Starter Skin Kit It is time to wrest tissue culture from the privileged hegemony of the lab and relocate it to your kitchen. The recipe for cultivating tissue culture is simple, but just like a Tamagotchi it takes a bit of tending. The game is to see how long you can keep your culture alive. In order to grow skin you need three essential ingredients: 1. A Cell Line (preferably immortal) o Cambrex--Human endothelial cells o American Type Culture Collection-cell line catalog 2. Growth Medium o Cambrex--Endothelial cell medium o Clonetics--Endothelial cell medium 3. A Body Temperature Growth Environment o Economy Incubator--$325.85 o KwikCulture Incubator--$80.00 o Brinsea Avian Incubator--$93.50 o Hova-Bator Incubator--$59.50 o Incubators Value Line o www.scientific-surplus.com often has cheap used incubators for sale Is it as simple as putting the cell line on the growth medium and incubating or how would you do it? Full article found at: http://xdesign.ucsd.edu/biotechhobbyist/skin.html

Public Comments

1. yea, it's simple as u see. but the problem is how to take the cells sample. and how u purifie them. them to put the clone into human skin it's a very difficult process. since any impuroties may cause allergic reactions.
2. Good to see one guy has an inkling of what you are talking about. Do you need some skin? Oh, this is your new work at home idea? Can you sell this stuff?