I've read several times that in children, up to age ten or twelve,
regeneration of the upper joint of the finger, if severed, is routine,
even without special treatment.
IAW, all humans, up to a certain age, retain some bit of the
regenerative processes common in "lower" animals. What causes loss
of this partial ability in adolescence I don't know. I do know the
thymus reportedly starts its long, slow deterioration rather early in
life. Connection? Don't know.
JBB
JBB
On Tuesday, Mar 14, 2006, at 06:35 Asia/Tokyo, Robert Berger wrote:
They used to have a photograph of a man's finger that was cut-off just
behind the nail and with the use of the silverlon bandage the finger
grew back including the nail in about 4 months.
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