#cell regeneration

• Allantoin — An organic compound with the chemical formula C4H6N4O3, resulting from the oxidation of uric acid in purine metabolism in most mammals (except higher primates and humans) or extracted from plants such as comfrey (Symphytum officinale); an active substance structurally recognized for its keratolytic, healing, anti-irritant, and intense moisturizing properties. Due to its capacity to stimulate cell proliferation and rapid regeneration of skin tissues, it is widely used in the dermatocosmetic industry for formulating creams, lotions, and ointments intended for sensitive or damaged skin.
• Self-healing — The natural capacity of a living organism or the human psyche to repair affected tissues, combat diseases, or overcome emotional traumas through internal mechanisms, without direct external medical or therapeutic intervention. Although the combined form exists in current use, the structurally hyphenated variant 'auto-vindecare' is heavily used in alternative medical literature, neurobiology, and personal development guides, treated as a distinct form absent from the main dexonline body.
• Axeroftol — An alternative scientific name for vitamin A1 (retinol), a fat-soluble compound essential for maintaining the structural integrity of epithelial tissues, optimizing visual processes in low-light conditions, and boosting the immune system. This organic compound acts as a cellular protective shield, preventing xerophthalmia (corneal dryness) and promoting a profound, delicate regeneration of the skin and mucous membranes.
• Axolotl — International scientific name and correct etymological form for the species Ambystoma mexicanum, a critically endangered aquatic salamander famous for the biological phenomenon of neoteny. Its structurally robust body features a large head, lidless eyes, and three pairs of delicate external gills. It is an extremely valuable model organism in global biomedical research due to its absolute capacity to regenerate complex parts of the central nervous system, bones, and heart without scarring.