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Human limb regeneration is not fully possible at this point in time. The reason is that certain cells cannot be restored or "regenerated". For recovery of limb loss cells must be taken from another body that is alike to the one with limb loss. Stem cell research is the closest thing humans have gotten to regenerating and yet it is not funded but this is aside from the question. If a human were to regenerate a limb on its own it would require a extreme excitement of the cells healing the body and would dramatically shorten the life-span of the one recovering. The fact of the matter is, every injury and every moment we spend recovering from tissue damage leaves less cells to regenerate the body and provide a life-span and use of cells.
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Which organism is capable of limb regeneration?
starfish
When a starfish loses its limb does the limb grow a new body?
It is called regeneration
What is the name of the process when a new limb grows on an animal called?
Morphallaxis
What has the author Panagiotis A Tsonis written?
Panagiotis A. Tsonis has written: 'Limb regeneration' -- subject(s): Regeneration, Extremities, Extremities (Anatomy), Physiology
Are limb transplants possible?
Yes a limb transplant is possible
Are ducks capable of the limb regeneration?
Ducks Are Not Capable. Trust Me... I Kno.. Sea Stars Are
Limb repair in the sea stars is due to?
Regeneration is what causes sea stars to repair their limbs.
A limb used for walking for a human?
a thy can be used but there might be more
What is it called when jellyfish grow back their arms?
When a jellyfish (or other creature) grows back a missing limb or other body part, the process is called regeneration.
What is the difference between budding and regeneration?
budding is when a part of the organism brakes off it grows and becomes identical to the organism it broke of of or when it just grows on the organism and regeneration is when a sea star losses a limb and it grows back.
Stick insect regeneration prosess?
Stick insects, like many other arthropods, can regenerate lost limbs through a process called autotomy, where they intentionally shed a limb to escape predators. After shedding, a new limb begins to grow during subsequent molts, although the regenerated limb may be smaller and less functional than the original. This ability allows stick insects to survive in their environment despite predation and enhances their chances of reproduction. However, regeneration can be energy-intensive, and the insect may experience vulnerabilities during the regeneration period.
Is it now possible to have perfect regeneration of an axon?
False
