The astonishing regenerative ability of the urodele amphibian limb has long been
investigated as the chief model for regeneration in vertebrates. The urodele limb responds to …

The tip of the human finger can regenerate if the amputation is distal to the nail bed, usually
in young children. Studies in regeneration of rodent digits have shown that regeneration …

Regeneration Biology is the study of organisms with endogenous regenerative abilities,
whereas Regenerative Medicine focuses on engineering solutions for human injuries that …

Regeneration is classically demonstrated in mammals using mice digit tip. In this study, we
compared different amputation plans and show that distally amputated digits regrow with …

A challenge to the study of regeneration is determining at what point the processes of wound
healing and regeneration diverge. The mouse displays level-specific regeneration …

Purpose This work is a summary of regeneration mechanisms and some important aspects
of cellular and molecular factors in regeneration, in addition to techniques that have been …

Understanding the mechanisms involved in limb and finger regeneration holds promise for
improving current treatment therapies. Recent animal studies have improved our …

A variety of digit and limb repair and reconstruction methods have been used in different
clinical settings, but regeneration remains an item on every plastic surgeon's “wish list.” …

While urodele amphibians (newts and salamanders) can regenerate limbs as adults, other
tetrapods (reptiles, birds and mammals) cannot and just undergo wound healing. In adult …

Is regeneration close to revealing its secrets? Rapid advances in technology and genomic
information, coupled with several useful models to dissect regeneration, suggest that we …