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Wow

Okay, I'm in the office so can't watch the video just now, but let me ask... Does the hot chick holding the beaker have anything to do with phenomenon? Is she perhaps the catalyst for the effect?

I can't watch the video either but I'm betting when it's used on humans the animal of choice for the scaffolding isn't going to be a rabbit.....

I have a feeling the future of this technology is going to lie in the area of sex-change operations as opposed to reconstructive surgery.

I have a feeling the future of this technology is going to lie in the area of sex-change operations as opposed to reconstructive surgery.

That's actually what buttacup told me.

I see the vid is titled "Researchers grow penis in lab"

Why? The lab I work in already seems to have a surplus of big dicks.

It also has its fair share of...

I think I'd better not finish that sentence.

All jokes aside I think this is great news.

 

As I've understood the situation, the biggest hurdle for growing replacement parts is differentiation. It would appear that this researcher has solved it.

 

Imagine the implications. New hearts for heart patients, new limbs for amputees, new eyes, new legs.

 

And all without the need for anti rejection drugs.

 

Yes, this is a very important step.

How about growing me a pancreas which my immune system won't cannibalize? I'm saying, "Hell yeah!"

 

 

As an aside, I'm rather upset the hot chick in the lab coat didn't make it into the actual video.

It reminds me of an episode of South Park.

I can make mine longer using only a few photons in a special pattern.