Regenerációra

Regenerációra is a Hungarian term that translates to "regeneration" in English. It refers to the biological process by which an organism can repair or replace damaged or missing cells, tissues, or even entire body parts. This phenomenon is observed across various species, from simple organisms like planarians to more complex ones like amphibians and some mammals.

The ability to regenerate varies greatly. For instance, some lizards can regrow their tails if they are severed. Salamanders are particularly renowned for their regenerative capabilities, able to regrow limbs, tails, eyes, and even parts of their brain and heart. Humans possess limited regenerative abilities, primarily focused on healing wounds and repairing tissues like skin and liver. The study of regeneration is a significant area of biological research, aiming to understand the underlying mechanisms and potentially harness them for therapeutic purposes, such as treating injuries or degenerative diseases.