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Scientific Breakthrough: Researchers Discover the Gene Allowing a Snail to Regenerate His Eye Entirely After Amputation - the Troyes Observer
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The ability to regenerate complex organs remains a fascinating enigma for modern science. If the human eye remains unable to recover after a serious injury, a South American freshwater mollusc, Pomacea canaliculata, defies this limitation. How does this snail manage to regenerate an entire eye, including lens and optic nerve, while human biology fails on this point? In the animal kingdom, organ regeneration is a phenomenon that intrigues and ins…
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