Website review: Wired Science . Video: Body Builder...
Teeg discovered this in Science/Tech
•57 reviews since Oct 26, 2007
science, regeneration, medical-science
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Teeg discovered 9 months ago- Wow! Humans can't grow back body parts...or can we? (Warning: medical gore)
- mykey-one rated 14 days ago
- This is amazing! and offers hope for battle scared vets and a means of reproducing your own cells for reconstruction of body parts...
- SherrieFaerie rated 2 weeks ago
- I'm completely amazed. I had no idea that was possible, but once they explain it, I wonder why no one thought of it sooner...
- m877ster rated 7 weeks ago
- Absolutely incredible.
- StumbledOne rated 8 weeks ago
- Humans regenerating lost digits, organs and whatnot is no longer a sci-fi dream
- Meshuggahnans rated 3 months ago
- Incredible video - see how you scientists use a ink-jet printer to make heart ventricles and more!
- pflammertsma rated 3 months ago
- Neat video on medical science.
- Fee-Fee rated 3 months ago
- Brilliant!
- Shapedhistory rated 3 months ago
- Fantastic video - Regenerating tissue!
- OriginalPhoenix rated 3 months ago
- The tag for this site is a misnomer, it is not about bodybuilding, but regrowing body parts (we CAN grow new some liver tissue and digits above the first crease, these men act so amazed, when people can grow new digits if the cut is above the first crease). Also, I can tell from the window view he is in downtown Pittsburgh and not near the UPMC research sites, so this is definitely more for profit (they all are but some more than others). Still, it sounds promising but the presentation of the subject matter was little...odd.
