Nerve regeneration

... should be able to create an environment (albeit complex) to facilitate regeneration. The cytokine and hormone environment has been brought up in ... factors. This release should trigger the release of this hormone in the nerve axon? A type of neurotransmitter? That is released upon the threshold ...

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... I'm not sure if this is good enough to count as "proper" regeneration, but at least it's better than what humans can do. Naturally ... able to even artificially create anything but a piece of skin or a nerve, and those already take weeks if not months to grow :P

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... imagine many good uses for these cells - one could probably try to make nerve implants out of these cells, for example. Nerve cells do not really ... and become cancerous? With many other tissue types, some degree of regeneration is required, and then things may get even more complex. Well, ...

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... b. Ribs ,sternum and Cranial bones c. Ribs and cranium d. Only ribs 4. Regeneration of cartilage can occur from a. matrix b. Plasma c. Perichondrium ... is a. immunoglobin b. Plasma c. albumin d. Platelets 6. Direction of nerve impulse is reversed in nerve with a. Axo-axonic b. Axo-dendritic c. ...

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... speed to proteins) -Nutrition and digestive system -Coordinate systems (nerves and hormones) -Cerebrum, cerebellum, and MO. (central system) Actually the first thing is from the regeneration of the cells and tissues which is supplied by the nutrition from digestive ...

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