### process:

Regeneration
* always results in a new way of living.
* arises from decay.
* can also mean the replacement of lost body parts
  - replace body parts in certain organisms
* contains three types of fiber to maintain intestinal integrity.
* follows generation in the development of man.
* form of mitosis, where body parts can be regrown.
* gradual process taking many years, involving effort, love, good works.
* implies a form of re-creation, or to make over, into a better form or condition.
* involves the overthrow of the ruling loves of self and the world.
* is an asexual method of reproduction
  - another form of asexual reproduction
  - birth, sanctification is growth
* is common in plants, where cuttings can grow into a new plant
  - one and the same in all saints
  - revival
  - simply the pulse-beat of the eternal life throbbing in human hearts
  - simultaneous with the new birth
* is the ability of the stem cells to divide and produce new neurons
  - to re-grow lost body parts
  - beginning of the ongoing renewal in the life of a believer
* is the development of a new organism for a part of the parent organism
  - organism from a part of the parent organism
  - effect produced by the Holy Spirit in effectual calling
  - impartation of divine life effecting a change in the believer's nature
  - initiation and the center of our experience of salvation
  - method by which plants reproduce themselves
  - new birth, sanctification is the growth that necessarily results from it
  - process of burning off the collected particulate by means of oxidation
  - reactivation of development so that a missing body part grows back
  - root and sanctification is the bud, blossom and fruit which it produces
  - same thing as being born again
  - therefore a spiritual resurrection
  - what happens to the spirit of the believer
* is when part of a living organism is cut off and that part grows back
  - there new organism that is formed from part of the parent organism
* magazine dedicated to matters of faith and culture for a new generation.
* means breathing new life into what has come from the past.
* momentary act, bringing a person from spiritual death to life.
* occurs in both plants and animals.
* occurs when a part of a simple organism seperates and makes an entire new organism
  - part of an animal breaks off and the animal grows it back
* process by which organisms develop or regenerate their lost or worn-out parts.
* refers to a total cellular make-over
  - reversing the ion exchange operation
* relies on development.
* shows some specialized cells can switch fates.
* spiritual quickening, a new birth.
* takes place in the gaps that occur when old trees fall.
* uses bioelectric energy to heal wounds.
+ Developmental biology, Regeneration
  * Regeneration is the reactivation of development so that a missing body part grows back. This phenomenon has been studied particularly in salamanders, where the adults can reconstruct a whole limb after it has been amputated. Researchers hope to one day be able to induce regeneration in humans. There is little spontaneous regeneration in adult humans, although the liver is a notable exception.

### process | regeneration:

Artificial regeneration
* includes seeding and planting.
* involves direct seeding or planting.

Liver regeneration
* is delayed in urokinase-deficient mice.
* provides an ideal model to study gene regulation during cellular growth.

Natural regeneration
* can take time and is influenced by seasonal conditions.
* is the main technique for restoration with planting within old felling coupes.
* plays a much bigger role in Canadian forestry than planting or seeding.

Vegetative regeneration
* Some vegetative regeneration follows fire.
* is apparently the primary mode of reproduction.