The liver is the only organ in the human body capable of full regeneration, able to regrow from just 25% of its original mass back to full size within weeks using the remaining cells to multiply, which enables living liver donation where both donor and recipient grow complete, fully functioning livers.
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The only organ in your body that can literally regrow itselfAdded:
What if doctors removed three quarters of one of your organs and it just it grew back?
Your liver is the only organ in the human body capable of full regeneration.
Remove up to 75% of it and within weeks it rebuilds [music] itself back to its original size using the remaining cells to multiply. This is why liver transplants are possible between living [music] donors. Surgeons take a portion of a healthy liver, transplant it into the patient >> [music] >> and both pieces grow into complete fully functioning livers in two separate bodies. [music] Even wilder, scientists still don't fully understand the exact signal that tells the liver [music] when to stop growing. It knows exactly when it's reached the right size and just stops.
Your body is running biology [music] we haven't figured out yet. That's Odd Factor.
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