Hydra are simple cnidarians that live in freshwater and are as small as a grain of rize. Aproximately 50% of their body is made up of stem cells. They can make perfect copies of their stem cells, basically forever. It's called non-senescence which is basically biological inmortatily. Researches hope to understand their amazing ability to recover and regenerate so as to some day slow down human aging.
Blog designed for my science students but also open to anyone interested in basic experimental science. A place to read more about science, go over the experiments we do in the class, read about new and old science discoveries, publish your topics and projects and lots more.
Wednesday, 19 February 2025
CNIDARIASN: POLYPS AND JELLYFISH
Watch this interesting video about cnidarians where you can appreciate some in the medusae form and others in the polyP form.
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