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Supported Growth
Tissue regeneration is the process of
growing new tissues. In nature, limbs are
the most common tissue to regenerate.
Amphibia, such as salamanders, are known
to regrow limbs. In humans, the tips of fingers
have been known to regrow. What if humans
could grow other cells? ... Read more

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