From the broken tree branch that properly buried roots and therefore can generate a new plant, the tree that we have broken the branch which soon reappears stronger than before, the starfish that regenerates damaged his arms, until the frightened lizard defending itself losing its tail, but in a short time it grows another daughters. They are all processes of spontaneous regeneration.But man, if he lost a leg or an arm, with the degree of evolution that we have, we are not yet able to regenerate a part of our body. The proliferation of our differentiated cells is not so specific as to reconstruct a limb, an eye, a finger, a hand. We are extremely vulnerable and we have no natural mechanisms that are in place from the time when there is a mutilation.Biotechnology in this area have in front of the El Dorado. It would be revolutionary discovery of a mechanism, after genetic modification or any other manipulation, able to put in place a spontaneous regeneration in humans. We will be almost invincible. I am convinced that sooner or later, in a few years, the news will come, "mouse with docked tail was able to make it grow." Appropriate genetic analysis and subsequent DNA evidence of plants and animals are already able to regenerate parts of their body, they may prove to be of utility in the field of biotechnology shocking.In New Zealand, a group of researchers is doing exactly this, he studied the DNA of lizards to figure out how to regenerate nerves in humans. The study focuses in research that part of the genome of the lizard that makes it appropriate to maintain the information, after maturation reached the organism, to be able to regenerate cell proliferation through a body part. They are looking for an area of the lizard's body, which is filled with stem cells with a high degree of specialization and with strong power stem. That would be great.Magazine Tecnologia
The spontaneous regeneration human, sooner or later it will be possible.
Creato il 09 giugno 2013 da Chico91
From the broken tree branch that properly buried roots and therefore can generate a new plant, the tree that we have broken the branch which soon reappears stronger than before, the starfish that regenerates damaged his arms, until the frightened lizard defending itself losing its tail, but in a short time it grows another daughters. They are all processes of spontaneous regeneration.But man, if he lost a leg or an arm, with the degree of evolution that we have, we are not yet able to regenerate a part of our body. The proliferation of our differentiated cells is not so specific as to reconstruct a limb, an eye, a finger, a hand. We are extremely vulnerable and we have no natural mechanisms that are in place from the time when there is a mutilation.Biotechnology in this area have in front of the El Dorado. It would be revolutionary discovery of a mechanism, after genetic modification or any other manipulation, able to put in place a spontaneous regeneration in humans. We will be almost invincible. I am convinced that sooner or later, in a few years, the news will come, "mouse with docked tail was able to make it grow." Appropriate genetic analysis and subsequent DNA evidence of plants and animals are already able to regenerate parts of their body, they may prove to be of utility in the field of biotechnology shocking.In New Zealand, a group of researchers is doing exactly this, he studied the DNA of lizards to figure out how to regenerate nerves in humans. The study focuses in research that part of the genome of the lizard that makes it appropriate to maintain the information, after maturation reached the organism, to be able to regenerate cell proliferation through a body part. They are looking for an area of the lizard's body, which is filled with stem cells with a high degree of specialization and with strong power stem. That would be great.