"Rather than having their cellular clocks fully reset and reverting to an embryonic state, cells in the salamanders’ stumps became slightly less mature versions of the cells they’d been before. The findings could inspire research into human tissue regeneration. “The cells don’t have to step as far back as we thought they had to, in order to regenerate a complicated thing like a limb,” said study co-author Elly Tanaka, a Max Planck Institute cell biologist. “There’s a higher chance that human or mammalian cells can be induced into doing the same thing.”" - Steven Perez from Bookmarklet

i wonder how that would feel? - Joe Silence is not dead

It would probably hurt at first and then itch for a really long time afterwards. - Steven Perez from IM

This reminds me of Nadia's finger in the Mars trilogy. - Chris, Taskerrific Guy

other the guy in MIB who could regrow his head after it was blown off. - Joe Silence is not dead

Go for a job interview and get a lil over zealous in your handshake... don't worry it'll grow back. Don't call us, we'll call you. - MicahBear78

The research being conducted in adult stem cell is incredible! Check it out http://bit.ly/UAQXb - Robin L. Smith

I can regenerate my pants. That is all... - ‘-.-’ Tutivillus Grift