Absolutely. Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't regeneration already in
the rules for TL-13 or so?
Unfortunately, the link no longer works. Working out here in the Oort
Cloud on mining vessel prototypes, light just isn't fast enough for
communication. ; )
\_/
DED
Tim O'Reilly wrote:
An injectible gel in experiments proved useful in mice, not yet tested
by humans but in umpteen hundred years, what then? Anyhow the link,
title, and an extract of the article are included here.
Regards,
Tim
http://www.livescience.com/healthday/614395.html
Gel Enables Severed Spinal Cord Fibers to Regrow
By Robert Preidt, HealthDay Reporter
posted: 10 April 2008 05:24 pm ET
(HealthDay News) -- A nano-engineered gel that inhibits the formation of
scar tissue at the site of a spinal injury and enables severed spinal
cord fibers to regenerate has been developed by researchers at
Northwestern University in Chicago.
They noted that nerve fibers do have the ability to regrow after a
spinal injury, but they're blocked by scar tissue that develops around
the injury.
After the gel is injected as a liquid into the spinal cord, it
self-assembles into a scaffold that