When it comes to regrowing tails, neural stem cells are the key

Monday, August 13, 2018 - 22:23 in Biology & Nature

It's a longstanding mystery why salamanders can perfectly regenerate their tails whereas lizard tails grow back all wrong. By transplanting neural stem cells between species, researchers have discovered that the lizard's native stem cells are the primary factor hampering tail regeneration.

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