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The regeneration of lost body parts is a remarkable biological phenomenon. In general, the tissue left after amputation or autotomy triggers one of two possible responses: scarring against regeneration. Scar formation at the wound site prevents the regeneration reaction, but is by no means understood in terms of evolution. We can assume that scars are a compromise solution that must cope with the development of complex organisms analogous to a frustrated system. Most tissues of higher organisms follow this fate of scars if damaged. This book provides zoology students with a detailed understanding of the autotomy.…mehr

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The regeneration of lost body parts is a remarkable biological phenomenon. In general, the tissue left after amputation or autotomy triggers one of two possible responses: scarring against regeneration. Scar formation at the wound site prevents the regeneration reaction, but is by no means understood in terms of evolution. We can assume that scars are a compromise solution that must cope with the development of complex organisms analogous to a frustrated system. Most tissues of higher organisms follow this fate of scars if damaged. This book provides zoology students with a detailed understanding of the autotomy.
Autorenporträt
O Dr. K.ASHOK, Professor Assistente, Departamento de Microbiologia e Biotecnologia, Bharath Institute of Higher Education and Research (BIHER), Faculdade de Artes e Ciências, Selaiyur, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, Índia, obteve o seu doutoramento em Biotecnologia interdisciplinar em Zoologia no Departamento de Zoologia, Colégio da Presidência, Chennai, em 2019.