Drug Allows Deafened Mice to Regrow Inner Ear Hair 80
sciencehabit writes "All you graying, half-deaf Def Leppard fans, listen up. A drug applied to the ears of mice deafened by noise can restore some hearing in the animals. By blocking a key protein, the drug allows sound-sensing cells that are damaged by noise to regrow. The treatment isn't anywhere near ready for use in humans, but the advance at least raises the prospect of restoring hearing to some deafened people."
But... (Score:5, Funny)
But I have hair in my ears. I need it under my hat!
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BMO
All a matter of time.... EXCEPT... (Score:5, Funny)
Deaf people re-growing inner ear parts...
Blind people re-growing eyes and optic nerves...
Alcoholics re-growing a liver...
Soldiers re-growing limbs....
It's all possible, given time to develop these things... EXCEPT...
I just can't grow a set of balls and stand up to my wife!