Cell Turnover Rates: Find Organ/Tissue/Cell Rates

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The discussion centers on the common belief that the human body completely renews its cells every seven years, with specific mention of the pancreas regenerating in just 24 hours. Participants express a desire for a comprehensive resource detailing the turnover rates for various organs, tissues, and cell types. However, it is noted that these replacement rates can vary significantly among different cells and tissues. Links to articles from the New York Times and WikiAnswers are shared, which touch on the topic of cellular regeneration and the seven-year myth, but no definitive resource listing turnover rates is provided.
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I've heard that the human body completely renews all of its cells in seven years; the pancreas in 24 hours.

I've been trying to find a website that lists the turnover rates for each organ, tissue or type of cell. If anyone has a link or a book with that kind of information, let me know.

Thanks ^_^
 
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