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If a tumour is left to grow for long enough, random body parts can grow in it such as teeth and hair. Therefore, humans definitely have the ability to regenerat
by ScissoredPile 2y ago
If a tumour is left to grow for long enough, random body parts can grow in it such as teeth and hair. Therefore, humans definitely have the ability to regenerate teeth. I'm still sceptical that what is being discussed in this article will lead anywhere. We should have laboratory grown tumours and then implant the grown teeth from that.
- doublerabbit 2y agoAlso like a mystery box in Mario. Congratulations on your new ear.
- pjc50 2y agoThe benefit of growing teeth in-situ would be being firmly embedded in the jawbone and connected to living tissue, neither of which is really possible with implants.
- banish-m4 2y agoYou're thinking of a vanishing twin which isn't necessarily cancerous or a teratoma which is.