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'''Self-Rejuvenation''' is a [[Self-Star_Properties|Self-* Property]]. It is related to [[Self-Regeneration|self-regeneration]] and means that a system is able to rejuvenate and regenerate itself by replacing old parts with new ones. The major drawback of systems with  [[Self-Regeneration|self-regeneration]] or [[Self-Rejuvenation|self-rejuvenation]] is related to cancer: such a system can obviously generate a new system which destroys the old one, especially if the rejuvenation or regeneration process is organic and associated with growth, see [[Rejuvenation and Cancer]].
'''Self-Rejuvenation''' or '''Self-Renewal''' is a [[Self-Star_Properties|Self-* Property]]. It is related to [[Self-Regeneration|self-regeneration]] and means that a system is able to rejuvenate and regenerate itself by replacing old parts with new ones. The major drawback of systems with  [[Self-Regeneration|self-regeneration]] or [[Self-Rejuvenation|self-rejuvenation]] is related to cancer: such a system can obviously generate a new system which destroys the old one, especially if the rejuvenation or regeneration process is organic and associated with growth, see [[Rejuvenation and Cancer]]. Self-renewal is stem cells's most fundamental property and most dangerous property.


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Revision as of 09:42, 15 February 2009

Self-Rejuvenation or Self-Renewal is a Self-* Property. It is related to self-regeneration and means that a system is able to rejuvenate and regenerate itself by replacing old parts with new ones. The major drawback of systems with self-regeneration or self-rejuvenation is related to cancer: such a system can obviously generate a new system which destroys the old one, especially if the rejuvenation or regeneration process is organic and associated with growth, see Rejuvenation and Cancer. Self-renewal is stem cells's most fundamental property and most dangerous property.

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