Sunday, August 20, 2006
Adult brain cells made to multiply and regenerate
New Scientist 18 August
Dennis Steindler and his colleagues transplanted adult human brain cells into mice and found that they could successfully generate new neurons and incorporate themselves in a variety of brain regions.
Indeed, and if the French have any brain cells left from their 200 'volunteers' for the Lebanon after they have been dealt with by Hezbollah, perhaps what is left could be transplanted into a mouse and we could have REAL "cheese-eating surrender monkeys". Charles Martel , the greatest of the French and the last true Frenchman, is turning in his grave.
Dennis Steindler and his colleagues transplanted adult human brain cells into mice and found that they could successfully generate new neurons and incorporate themselves in a variety of brain regions.
Indeed, and if the French have any brain cells left from their 200 'volunteers' for the Lebanon after they have been dealt with by Hezbollah, perhaps what is left could be transplanted into a mouse and we could have REAL "cheese-eating surrender monkeys". Charles Martel , the greatest of the French and the last true Frenchman, is turning in his grave.
# posted by uv : 3:30 AM
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