Scientists are now able to regrow frog legs. Will it pave the way for human regeneration?
A team at Tufts University and Harvard University successfully used a drug cocktail to help the amphibians regrow amputated limbs.
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A team at Tufts University and Harvard University successfully used a drug cocktail to help the amphibians regrow amputated limbs.
We were looking at are present in the human genome and in fact what the gene we focus on that is e.g. are does get activated in human cells and tissues when we are injured or stressed but what it does not end up doing in humans is causing this kind of very extensive regeneration but how we can use that information to actually do something in humans i think is a much much longer term goal that i think my colleagues in the my medical her would be focusing on that our work really is basic science research where we try to understand how these animals that are really good at regenerating are able t...