They recently (within the year) figured out the structure of the protein
that acts as a kind of "scaffolding" that neural tissure requires to
"crawl" along or grow. Several months ago I read an article wherein rats
with completely severed spinal cords were walking again after spinal
pinning and "painting" with this protein. After the surgery the cord
reconnected itself and following a recovery period they were ambulatory.
Amazing.
Walter
<this is from a previous post--if someone wants specific references,
please do a google search and if that fails to turn up strong evidence,
let me know and I will go back in my archives>
Jkr438@aol.com wrote:
>
> This was a good article. Thank you, Sean. Being relevant to another
> good thread we have had on the BBS, I tacked it on there.
>
> Bush's Clone Ban Plan Irrelevant
>
>
> ttp://virus.lucifer.com/bbs/index.php?board=5;action=display;threadid=25355
--Walter Watts Tulsa Network Solutions, Inc.
"No one gets to see the Wizard! Not nobody! Not no how!"
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