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When a lizard cuts his tale to escape from an enemy, he can regenarate it. A newt regenarates his hand and feet too. Why can't human being regenerate hands and feet like them.
I read the report of prof.Yamanaka, who is famous researcher of iPS. It
said that regenarating cells means creating cancer. During a process of evolution, human chose to lose the strong power of regenaration in order to avoid cancer. A process regenerating cells seems be similar to generating cancer.
Reptiles and amphibians are alive for just 2-3 years so cancer doesn't
have nothing to do with their lifetime. But, human are alive for more
than 70 years. Therefore human avoid cancer enen if they'd lost their
limbs for their longevity.
Uhhh, it does make a sence.
I read the report of prof.Yamanaka, who is famous researcher of iPS. It
said that regenarating cells means creating cancer. During a process of evolution, human chose to lose the strong power of regenaration in order to avoid cancer. A process regenerating cells seems be similar to generating cancer.
Reptiles and amphibians are alive for just 2-3 years so cancer doesn't
have nothing to do with their lifetime. But, human are alive for more
than 70 years. Therefore human avoid cancer enen if they'd lost their
limbs for their longevity.
Uhhh, it does make a sence.

When a lizard cuts his tail to escape from an enemy, he can regenerate it.
A newt regenarates his hands and feet too.
Why can't human beings regenerate hands and feet like them.
said that regenerating cells means creating cancer.
During a process of evolution, humans chose to lose the strong power of regenaration in order to avoid cancer.
A The process of regenerating cells seems be similar to generating cancer.
Reptiles and amphibians are alive for just 2-3 years so cancer doesn't has
have nothing to do with them in their lifetime.
But, humans are alive for more
Therefore humans avoid cancer even if they have lost their
Uhhh, it does make a sense.
When a lizard loses its tail to escape from an enemy, he can regenerate it.
A newt regenerates its hands and feet too.
Why can't human beings regenerate hands and feet like them.
I read the report of a prof.
Yamanaka, who is a famous researcher of iPS.
He
said that regenarating cells means create cancer.
During a process of evolution, human chose to lose the strong power of regenaration in order to avoid cancer.
The process of regenerating cells seems be similar to generating cancer.
have anything to do with them.
But, humans are alive for more
than 70 years on average.
Therefore humans avoid cancer even if it means losing their
limbs for their longevity.
Uhhh, it does make a sense.
When a lizard cuts his tail to escape from an enemy, he canregenerateit.
A newt regenerates his hands and feettoo.
Why can't human beings regenerate hands and feet like them.
Yamanaka, who is a famous researcher of iPS.
said that regenerating cells means creating cancer.
During the process of evolution, humans chose to lose the strong power of regeneration in order to avoid cancer.
The process of regenerating cells seems to be similar to generating cancer.
Reptiles and amphibians are alive for just (better: only)2-3 years so cancer doesn't
have anything to do with their lifetime.
But, humans are alive for more
Therefore humans avoid cancer even if they lose their
Uhhh, it does make a sense.
This is VERY interesting to read, I never knew this before :)
I think it makes sense, would you rather grow back limbs or live with cancer? :)
When a lizard cuts his tale tail to escape from an enemy, he it can regenarate regenerate it.
A newt regenarates regenerates his its hands and feet too.
Why can't human beings regenerate their hands and feet like them the lizards and newts?
Yamanaka, who is a famous researcher of iPS.
It The report
said stated that regenarating regenerating cells means creating cancer.
During a process of evolution, human chose to lose the strong power of regenaration regeneration in order to avoid cancer.
A process involving regenerating cells seems be similar to generating cancer.
But, humans are alive for more can live for more
Therefore humans can avoid cancer enen if they'd lost their if they are willing to amputate their
limbs for their longevity.
Uhhh, it does make a sence. sense
When a lizard loses his tail to escape from an enemy, he can regenerate it.[Since the lizard is an animal, you can also use "it/its" instead of "he/his", but it is your choice. Here is an example: "When a lizardloses itstailto escape from an enemy, it can regenerate it."]
A newt can regenerates his (OR: its) hands and feet, too.
Why can't human beings regenerate their hands and feet like them.
I read the report of Professor Yamanaka, who is a famous researcher of (Perhaps you can use, "at" instead of "of"... It depends on what "iPS" is. I'm not sure what iPS is. If iPS is an institution, for example, you can use "at". If iPS is what the professor studies, then you can use "of", as you have.) iPS.
Yamanaka, who is famous researcher of iPS.(Combined with previous sentence.)
It
The report said (OR: "suggested") thatregeneration of cellsregenarating cells leads tomeans creating cancer.
During athe process ofevolution, humans chose to give uplose the strong power ofsuch powerful regeneration in order to avoid cancer.
This is because theA process of regenerating cells seems be similar to that of generating cancer.
Reptiles and amphibians are alive for just 2-3 years, so cancer doesn't affect their lifespan.
have nothing to do with their lifetime.
But, humans can are alive for more than 70 years.
than 70 years.
Therefore, humans have chosen toavoid cancer even at the cost of losing their limbs, in order to achieve a greater longevity of life.if they'd lost their
limbs for their longevity.
Uhhh,Ohhh, it does makemakesa sense, now. ["Uhh, it does make sense" also works, but I might word it this way.]
Curing cancer equals killing regenation.
That's why it is difficult to cure cancer. ^^;