In this comprehensive analysis we will observe what The Wake Forest Institute For Regenerative Medicine is and the kind of amazing futuristic type of work scientists are developing. This includes limb and organ regeneration research, along with 3D printing of tissues using stem cells. The Institute at Wake Forest is an affiliated organization to the Wake Forest School of … [Read more...]
How To Regrow Arms And Legs With Epimorphic Regeneration
In an highly ambitious goal, a team of scientists explore epimorphic regeneration in humans to regrow arms and legs. Growing digits and limbs with 3D structure and with functionality may be a reality one day according to a team at Tulane and Washington Universities. Breaking the chains of the biological complexities and their regenerative processes that would allow humans to … [Read more...]
Growing Back Limbs and Functional Joint Regeneration
In a striking new breakthrough, Japanese scientists have been able to regenerate functional joints in frogs, and the same may be soon applied to humans for growing back limbs. This has been made possible by an understanding of a newly discovered 'integration' matrix that when activated allows the frogs to regenerate functional joints. The group of scientists from Kyoto … [Read more...]
How Can Stem Cells Regrow Limbs Using Your Finger Nails?
Is the discovery of regrowing human limbs right at your finger tips? Scientists have made an important insight to the reason of why when the finger is lost beyond the digit, regeneration does not occur but, when some of the nail bed is still there then regrowth is possible. Scientists have posed the question, can stem cells regrow limbs? What kind of stem cells in the finger … [Read more...]
Regrowing Human Limbs, Scientists Think Salamanders Hold The Key
Scientists are peeling back the secret layers of the onion in the salamander, with the aim of regrowing human limbs for people whom have suffered from devastating life changing injuries as limb loss. When the salamander loses its leg or tail, while unpleasant, it will heal eventually and grow back. It is not permanent. Further more, the axolotl can regenerate not just its … [Read more...]