WAS SARASWATI RIVER A MORE HOLY RIVER THAN GANGES
Truly!
AYURVEDA USED SARASWATI RIVER WATER BEFORE THE RIVER WENT DRY..
SARASWATI RIVER HAD AXOLOTLS
GANGES RIVER HAS MACROPHAGES
The axolotl is a type of sea-going lizard. Not at all like people, it has the "superpower" of recovering its appendages, spinal line, heart, and different organs.
Youthful frogs are known to regrow appendages, however, they lose this capacity when they change from tadpoles to grown-up frogs. Then again, the axolotl holds it all through its whole life, making it one of a kind among vertebrates
As a result of CHEMICAL POLLUTION FOR TANNERIES, GANGES MACROPHAGES HAVE LOST THEIR ANCIENT POWERS OF REGENERATION..
Infusing a medication to dispose of macrophages in an axolotl's appendage before removal prompts the collection of scar tissue rather than regrowth..
This scarring, which happens when a protein called collagen ends up scattered, is an ordinary piece of twisted recuperating in people, yet it is bizarre in axolotls. This outcome proposes that macrophages are basic for recovery
Axolotls stay 'babies' for their entire lives. Axolotls are neotenic animals meaning they accomplish sexual development without losing any of their larval highlights
On the off chance that an axolotl is given an injection of iodine, it will encounter a surge of hormones that triggers the creature's development procedures, and it will "grow up" and take after a develop tiger lizard, their nearest relative.
In any case, this isn't the axolotl's normal state. "Grown-up" axolotls are regularly slow beyond words a year after the infusion.
Axolotls can recover basically anyone part. Various creatures of land and water are fit for recovering appendages, yet axolotls take this propensity up an indent by recovering jaws, spinal ropes, skin and even parts of their mind. Axolotls can likewise get organ transplants and won't dismiss the new organ.
Axolotls have a genome 10 times the measure of the human genome.
Thank you and one more thing there are a lot of unknown thing about Saraswati river which i will discuss later
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