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Their own bodies, crucially, without leaving scars. so is there something in the fish's genetics that could be replicated in humans? they are able to regenerate many different tissues, including their tail, so their skin, essentially. also their retina, their heart, any kind of damage that they get that's similar to damage we might get. so we might be able to reduce a certain type of white blood cell or promote the function of another type of white blood cell and the combination of that might be the way to reduce scarring in human patients in the future. the scientists will also consider how v...

Damage we might get. so we might be able to reduce a certain type of white blood cell or promote the function of another type of white blood cell and the combination of that might be the way to reduce scarring in human patients in the future. the scientists will also consider how various skin colours scar differently. this is the first research project of its kind in the world and the charity funding it has a bold ambition, to achieve scar—free healing within a generation. scarring is common, there‘s lots of people affected, it‘s costly, it costs the nhs billions of pounds a year to trea...

Spy but dr moore—gilbert supporters say they are over the moon, an amazing friend and colleague is on her way home. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: the zebra fish that could teach us how to heal wounds without leaving a scar. president kennedy was shot down and died almost immediately. the murder ofjohn kennedy is a disaster for the whole free world. he caught the imagination of the world. the first of a new generation of leaders. margaret thatcher is resigning as leader of the conservative party and prime minister. before leaving number 10 to see the queen, she told her cabinet, "i...

Play with my friends the way that i would want to, and i can't alwaysjoin that i would want to, and i can't always join in and stuff, and after a while it does really hurt. and there are emotional consequences, although her positivity is extraordinary. when i was younger i use to be seen differently, because we know was younger they were a lot more visible and also a lot of my friends when i was younger didn't really understand because we were so didn't really understand because we were so young, but now my classmates understand that i'm just the same as them. so, here at the university of res...

Because we were so young, but now my classmates understand that i‘m just the same as them. so, here at the university of bristol, scientists are working to eradicate scarring. they‘re studying zebrafish, native to rivers in india, and more like us than you might think. because we share a lot of the same genes, we think around 80% of disease—causing genes in humans, the zebrafish also have an equivalent. but they are not exactly the same, so there are some differences in how that gene functions in a fish compared to how it might function in us. they have an amazing ability to repair and r...