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Did you ever wonder how some lizards can regenerate their tails after they drop them? Well, so have scientists at Arizona State University who have found the âgenetic recipeâ that enables certain lizards to grow their tails back once they are lost. Photo by Joel Robertson. The green anole lizard (Anolis carolinensis), when caught by a predator, can lose its tail and then grow it back.
Special Cells. Although scientists don't completely understand how lizards regenerate their tails, they know lizards are capable of dedifferentiating cells. This means existing cells at the base of the tail, or the base of the break along the tail, revert back to a more primitive cell, similar to a stem cell.