Good morning dental gift from god almighty - ONLY FOR WOMEN perhaps
By vanny
@vandana7 (101327)
India
February 10, 2025 1:12am CST
Evil Grin
The morning newspaper spoke of teeth regeneration....now....that pleases me very much...I have sweet tooth, and I naturally have a few missing ones....
So Dr. Katsu Takahashi (The Japanese are after my heart...and now teeth too) an Oral Surgeon has discovered a way TO REGENERATE MISSING TEETH.
I did not stop there and get over excited like @TheHorse, @DaddyEvil, etc. would have done....
I read further....
It reads that the feat can be achieved by deactivating a protein USAG-1 , which is UTERINE SENSITIZATION ASSOCIATED GENE - 1).
Now...that sure is good news for us womenfolk....but I am not sure it is for the men....
I mean, can men have a gene for Uterine Sensitization....highly unlikely.....which means...for now, they have to sport the caveman teeth...with gaps etc....while we women can become beautiful once more....
Does look like God is warning these male species to behave themselves....does it not? Evil Grin
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@DaddyEvil (142152)
• United States
10 Feb
I left a link explaining that men also have that same gene, Sanjeev... vanny is just trying to be mean again. You know how she is. 
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@crossbones27 (50116)
• Mojave, California
10 Feb
Not really, think some god is trying but there must be a big God, he says Trump gets to do what he wants until it creates a problem.
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@Fleura (31079)
• United Kingdom
10 Feb
Reading the original paper, it seems they are using an antibody to de-activate USAG-1. You would think that this gene might be already de-activated in men, but in fact it is widespread and involved in the development of many organs including teeth (genes are generally given a name when they are first discovered in some particular role and then later they are often found to have many other functions).
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9931762/
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@vandana7 (101327)
• India
10 Feb
That is what clinical trial is all about. About 20 years ago, I read that some researchers are trying to develop a kind of chewing gum from different material. So the dentist will sorta use nano tech to develop a transparent frame which will be deeply implanted frame, and the chewing gum will get into those cavities...thereafter, the dentist will just finalize the shape to get the right kinda smile. I was actually waiting for that one, before I came across this. :)
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@lilacskies (6276)
• United States
10 Feb
That is very interesting. I'll have to check this out for my grandma.
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@lilacskies (6276)
• United States
10 Feb
@vandana7 Indeed. Just a thought since my grandma is 87 and is still in the dating market. Lol!
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@vandana7 (101327)
• India
10 Feb
@lilacskies Why not.......... who knows you will get a rich and powerful grand dad, and he will give you nice gifts...
Lets hope it is not someone like Elon Musk or Donald Thump....
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@much2say (57270)
• Los Angeles, California
11 Feb
@vandana7 I hope they continue with stem cell research. A friend's son was somehow getting stem cell treatment for his cerebral palsy . . . apparently it had helped him walk/stand better. Oh but teeth - this could affect every one of us . . . better to have real teeth than fake ones (if possible).
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@andriaperry (118328)
• Anniston, Alabama
10 Feb
Yay! Although I still have all my teeth.
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@aninditasen (16762)
• Raurkela, India
10 Feb
If you get back your teeth let me know. I had to get two uprooted because of carries developed in them.
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@aninditasen (16762)
• Raurkela, India
12 Feb
@vandana7 Let's see if it comes to India in our life time.
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