Mice grow ‘mini-antlers’ thanks to deers’ speedy stem cells

This article could not possibly be worth $40.

Oh sweet, more man-made horrors beyond my comprehension.

Now I just need a little sley and a tiny Santa...

...If only someone would provide a full access link to the paper (Sigh &amp; hint-hint). Then perhaps <i>We</i> (the HN Community) could have an adult conversation beyond what the Click-Baity submission title portrays.

Paywalled, but... are there pictures of mice with little antlers? I would really like to see that.

This bothers me, but the use of this technology to regrow teeth might be an interesting use case.

I’m officially evicting my hamster to make room for one of these, cute as a button, antler rodents.

Next step: wolpertingers.

Paywalled :fear emoji:

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One step closer to Jackalopes!

Mice meniscus growing stem cells is certain to replace medieval surgical procedures.