I noticed the list in the intro of regeneration listed several key things for regrowth, but what about bones? It was not listed and is a key aspect of human limb regeneration, especially in fingers and toes.
I agree with your comment that whatever is being said in the video sounds extremely risky. It's usually the case with things that are outside the scope of one’s understanding. People tend to fear what they are unable to understand. So, I can completely understand where you are coming from. However, I believe by the time these stem cell regeneration therapies will get universally adapted, people will have a little better understanding of how it will impact them and others around them. We had a rather similar experience with the use of genomic medicine, and what I am specifically talking about is the very basic part of it where it was intended to be used in fetal medicine to see if the fetus is healthy or has a gene that puts them at risk. But now we have started to see a lot of people using it and they are completely comfortable with it. What I believe helped in these ethical dilemmas surrounding genetic medicine was the use of nondirective genetic counseling to help people make informed decisions considering all the pros and cons. If we can introduce something like this for regenerative therapies, we can try and help use it in a positive way.
This kind of regeneration in humans would be amazing.
I must see the last Bitcoin mined so let's go guys u killin it
Treatments..Always in the future?
How soon will that future come? They are doing it already in several parts of the world.
Stuff to look forward to in the future!
Don't think you will get this soon. Before you will be able to access those therapies you will be 70
And ?
I mean regrowing limbs yea but regenerating damaged tissue can happen in the next 5-10 years
It's Happening right now
It’s crazy to think we’ve come this far in science. We’ve literally caught up to spider man comics...
those were created to make us feel more comfortable with the ideal of that type of future or adaptation of an evolved human.
Great talk Dr. Kusumi! Looking forward to all the amazing research coming in the future and the bright minds coming out of Kusumi lab
human can’t even regenerate our teeth!!! how can we regenerate others things???? dental is so expensive
royal jelly promotes self-renewal of stem cells
I noticed the list in the intro of regeneration listed several key things for regrowth, but what about bones? It was not listed and is a key aspect of human limb regeneration, especially in fingers and toes.
We have grown frog’s rear limbs with bones, frogs got bones very similar to ours.
Bones will be printed by bio 3d printers
Estas bonega tempo por vivi! Por vivi longe 😎 Parenteze, mi mem ŝatus vivi 2 000 jarojn 😏
Yeah but can you regenerate deez nutz
Please fine a stem cell cure for meibomian gland dysfunction ie dry eye disease. Please!
I feel you😅😂
Yes, please!
Sounds like your coming up with very dangerous ideas that need immense anticipation before acting so that these ideas stay in a positive realm. -Me
I agree with your comment that whatever is being said in the video sounds extremely risky. It's usually the case with things that are outside the scope of one’s understanding. People tend to fear what they are unable to understand. So, I can completely understand where you are coming from. However, I believe by the time these stem cell regeneration therapies will get universally adapted, people will have a little better understanding of how it will impact them and others around them. We had a rather similar experience with the use of genomic medicine, and what I am specifically talking about is the very basic part of it where it was intended to be used in fetal medicine to see if the fetus is healthy or has a gene that puts them at risk. But now we have started to see a lot of people using it and they are completely comfortable with it. What I believe helped in these ethical dilemmas surrounding genetic medicine was the use of nondirective genetic counseling to help people make informed decisions considering all the pros and cons. If we can introduce something like this for regenerative therapies, we can try and help use it in a positive way.