From Wound Healing to Regeneration

Interesting open source software too:

-- https://as.tufts.edu/biology/levin-lab/resources/software

-- https://github.com/betsee/betse

There is lots of other regeneration.

Immature humans can regenerate fingers severed back to the first joint if not stitched up, producing a complete fingernail and (different!) fingerprint.

But this incredible miracle might be already be before your eyes. Let me explain. To me the ability to regenerate our tissue after injury has become to look more and more like a miracle. I have, over the course of my life so far, had numerous injuries to my hands and fingers, including cuts, scrapes, gouges, slices, bumps, bruises, shocks and other insults and attacks be they physical, chemical, biological or what not with the consequence of discoloration, blood flow, pain, swelling, itching or what not. And yet now, I can look at my hands and they look almost perfect. Surely the act that can return these wounds back to near perfection is as incredible as the act of bringing life about in the first place. The two seem to be outcomes of the same code, at least from where I stand.