← Back to context Comment by piskov 15 hours ago I would say every tissue: no bones, no organs, eyes, ears, nerves, skin.Like what can they grow? 4 comments piskov Reply kylecazar 13 hours ago Well, I'm personally hoping stem cells pull through for corneal tissue regrowth. I've got significant scarring in one eye. I'd rather not get a donor (cadaver) cornea sewn on if it's avoidable but we'll see.I think they're making progress. janice1999 14 hours ago The liver is an exception here - you can grow back a lot of it. piskov 3 hours ago Not many times tho: see cirrhosis drdeca 11 hours ago Eh? They can grow skin cultures that are good enough to help burn victims. Not, like, with all the pores and follicles being there, but it is skin…
kylecazar 13 hours ago Well, I'm personally hoping stem cells pull through for corneal tissue regrowth. I've got significant scarring in one eye. I'd rather not get a donor (cadaver) cornea sewn on if it's avoidable but we'll see.I think they're making progress.
janice1999 14 hours ago The liver is an exception here - you can grow back a lot of it. piskov 3 hours ago Not many times tho: see cirrhosis
drdeca 11 hours ago Eh? They can grow skin cultures that are good enough to help burn victims. Not, like, with all the pores and follicles being there, but it is skin…
Well, I'm personally hoping stem cells pull through for corneal tissue regrowth. I've got significant scarring in one eye. I'd rather not get a donor (cadaver) cornea sewn on if it's avoidable but we'll see.
I think they're making progress.
The liver is an exception here - you can grow back a lot of it.
Not many times tho: see cirrhosis
Eh? They can grow skin cultures that are good enough to help burn victims. Not, like, with all the pores and follicles being there, but it is skin…