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Massochistic t1_iseje63 wrote
This is a bit different, but there is a thing called amnion which can be used as a liquid or thin membrane, covering wounds and allowing your body to regenerate itself rather than produce scar tissue.
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Massochistic t1_isenoi2 wrote
Amnion is amniotic fluid and it is part of the reptile/mammal embryo during embryonic development
Kriemhilt t1_iseot45 wrote
Sounds like the adhesive is a porous gel designed to let the liquid part of blood through while keeping the clotting agents and other solids in place. So, it ought to allow normal clotting behaviour in situations where blood loss would otherwise be too fast to allow clots to form. If the adhesive is removed after the clot has formed ... there's still a clot there.
nerd4code t1_iseq6lq wrote
Also, ammonium is an ion (NH₄⁺); ammonia is the molecule (NH₃).
BlackViperMWG t1_isfe1ff wrote
Actual study: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-022-32803-1
fearoffish t1_ish7pl9 wrote
Which of you joker scientists put googly eyes on that fish? Come on, own up. It’s not big and it’s not clever!
stoph_link t1_ishke4k wrote
It always makes me smile how flat worms look cross-eyed XD
ImmaterialExistence t1_ishn3jc wrote
Does that mean it’s easily infected?
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