These glow-in-the-dark axolotls can regrow lost limbs — and studying them could eventually help humans do the same.

MOTOR regeneration ... Twenty-six hours after injury, the skin alone was sutured. The wound became infected. Four months later the scar was excised, and the median and ulnar nerves were sutured.

The immune response, particularly the actions of macrophages and neutrophils, is also crucial in the early stages of regeneration ... nerves, collagen, or skin, everything will redevelop. After ...

Widely used for modern biomedical research, zebrafish share more than 70 percent of the human genome and possess the impressive power of regeneration ... in the skin, which is essential for skin ...

Diabetes and many other health conditions can hamper wound healing, resulting in chronic wounds that are both painful and at risk of becoming infected, which can lead to serious illness and death of ...

In this case, some biologists caution that true regeneration ... wound care alone, including the treatment of diabetic skin ulcers and other chronic, nonhealing wounds. Her success in treating ...

The United States spends billions every year on wound care alone, including the treatment of diabetic skin ... regeneration. The pair also have founded a company called MRL Bio, named after ...

In this case, some biologists caution that true regeneration is ... billions every year on wound care alone, including the treatment of diabetic skin ulcers and other chronic, nonhealing wounds. Her ...

A new study has exploited the incredible regenerative capacity of the zebrafish to explore how hydrogen peroxide might be used to help repair wounds ... skin require hydrogen peroxide to coordinate ...

"The properties of a tissue, like your skin for example ... sticky material as a viable mechanism to mend patients' wounds, regrow nerves otherwise deemed destroyed and potentially even work ...