Grafting Bones using Corals

[Pimentinha]

I wasn't talking about an Israeli company...
I was talking about the individuals.


Regardless, this thread had potential and now has deviated from the OP article...

 

[Pimentinha]

So what if he is making more than JF. Israel is the world leader per capita for innovation. They publish more scientific/medical papers per capita than anyone else in the world. Honestly, if it wasn't for Israel we wouldn't have cell phones today amoung heart stents, worlds smallest camera and many more. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vrz6DHUDyOI

as for this guy growing corals to help with bone grafts... awesome!!! I would bet JF has more pests and desease in his tank than this guy and would put money on it that JF doesn't spend 12 hours a day testing his params.

I wasn't the one going off topic buddy.
You started talking about cell phones and alikes...

But anyways, good night.

 

[lnevo]

In the article it says...

It costs $5-$10 to produce a small container of coral.

And that they are growing coral at 10x the normal rate.

Thats the part we should be paying attention to...

You all need to learn to read..

 

[Waleedwale1]

I wish they specified a bit more but they probably intended the article for the general public
What is the normal rate for these corals to grow?
The cost to produce each coral, is that the Cost of running the buisness for say a month and dividing the costs with the colonies/small containers they produce?
Still very interesting though.