Talk:Kemp's spiny mouse

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New studies in tissue regeneration edit

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Current research is studying Percival's Spiny Mouse (Acomys percivali) and Kemp's Spiny Mouse (Acomys kempi) for their tissue regeneration (unusual in mammals) and possible implications for human health.^[1] Not sure what the requirements are for bumping up an article of low-importance, but if we could get some more info on these species it would be nice.WhiskeyedJack (talk) 22:16, 26 September 2012 (UTC)Reply

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^ http://www.nature.com/news/african-spiny-mice-can-regrow-lost-skin-1.11488

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