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To regenerate after injury, adult AT2 cells must release this clamp.

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This enhanced ability to regenerate could help the body heal damage caused by radiation, which is a common side effect of cancer treatments.

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"Really, I stumbled upon Wakehurst. I was just in awe of the landscape and I always feel regenerated by being in the natural world," she says.

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"For severe osteoarthritis, where the joint is physically destroyed and cartilage is already gone, radiation will not regenerate tissue," Dr. Kim said.

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"Forests are very important, and they need time to regenerate," Armand Kisha told AFP, standing in the ruins of his carpentry workshop which was destroyed when fires ripped through the central Gramsh region in August.

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