Regeneration

In Pat Barker’s novel “Regeneration,” lies a profound conflict of both a psychological and political problem. At the heart of these conflicts, homosexuals were being tormented when trying to decide whether they should live life for themselves or to pretend to be someone they are not, in order to blend in with the world. Although, society seems to decide what is and what is not socially acceptable, however what gives it the unparalleled power to worship certain ideals and condemn others. Both men and women have suffered throughout history being neglected for simply experiencing love the “wrong way.” Men in particular had a more traumatizing and horrendous experience, a few examples include, incarceration, social defamation, and dishonorable…

necessary for these animals to perform this job? Experiments have shown that different animals regenerate in different ways. Some may be similar than others and it may have an impact on their lives. The purpose of regenerating tissues is to limit damage and loss of infection. The processes of tissue regeneration include inflammation, wound repair, and remodeling. However, regenerating limbs is a more complex process that involves creating new cells. Flatworms Planarians have the ability to…

Planarian Regeneration Mechanism Subject to Different Cut-Types Introduction: Planarian are flatworms which are common in aqueous regions all across the world. They are often used as models in the study of biomedical and biotech sciences, due to their ability to regenerate. Planarian have such advanced regenerative properties that over 1/279th of the animal can completely regenerate (Handberg et al., 2007). They have powerful regenerative capabilities because they have an abundance of…

This is a book report on the animal The Axolotl, which comes from Aztecs. Axolotl means water, while xolotl means monster. So this animal is considered a, “Water Monster.” It is a non-native fish that also goes by the name, “Mexican Walking Fish.” It’s an amphibian, like a frog, and is in a paused state of metamorphosis. Their classification is in the phylum, Chordata. The Axolotl was first founded in 1789, in Mexico City. The labs that they were founded in and tested on were in Paris. They are…

Charts were created from a cumulated pool of planarian research. Dead and missing planaria were not included in the data pool. Discussion: After undergoing the regeneration process Planaria had varying responses. This study concluded that the majority of planaria retain the learning process after regeneration, this statement is especially relevant in the head regenerated planaria. Before the experiment, a hypothesis was made that the head end would retain the classical conditioning and the tail…

The first source that I found would be helpful for the research because it talks about planarian. The article talks about their regeneration. They focus about the cells, epidermis, and s phase of their body. It has a clear explanation of how they regenerate and produce new head or tail. Also, talks about their reproduction asexually. This will have clear explanation on why the flatworm from the lab multiplied. The second source would be helpful for the research because it shows all the steps on…

Barker is then able to follow individual cases fully exploring the lasting impression that war has left. This also allows her to provide a historical structure as Rivers has extensive knowledge about the war and particularly its psychological effects, which he communicates throughout the novel. Rivers then provides a historical structure in another sense. Inevitably, in war literature there is an element of realism due to historical basis, but Pat Barker emphasises this though intertextuality.…

Neuronal regeneration is a high energy demanding process however, with maturation, axonal mitochondria transport progressively declines. Mitochondria are cellular powerhouses that supply ATP; essential for neuron growth, survival, and regeneration. Motile mitochondria can become stationary and in mature axons of the central nervous system (CNS), the majority of the mitochondria become stationary with only about 20-30% remaining motile. With this reduction in mitochondrial transport, mature CNS…

Exploring the factors affecting hair regeneration after a wound in primates Hair follicle formation and development normally takes place during fetal development. However, after a wound hair follicle formation and regeneration can still occur in mouse and rabbits (Ito et al., 2007). The way the skin responds to a wound differs between mammals. Humans for example respond to deep skin wound by blocking the hair formation and instead it forms a scar (Reynolds et al., 1999). On the other hand,…

Discussion Dugesia regeneration is happening and the response rate to stimuli can be observed. Planarians have the ability to fully regenerate demonstrating the fascinating study of stem cells and tissue regenerations. The regeneration of the planarian may require the planarian to reshape its form by finding the right proportion to acquire the right shape and size of its body to form a functional, bilaterally symmetrical anatomy. The regeneration period can vary with different species, some…