So what makes a heart have more polyploid cells, and thus, less chance of regenerating?

为什么心脏拥有更倍体细胞，再的几率反而减少了呢？

Hearts with more polyploid cells-like mice and humans-cannot.

而像老鼠和人类等拥有更倍体细胞的心脏，则不能再和自愈。

Wheat, for example, has been formed through multiple polyploid events.

例如，小麦是通过次倍体事件形成的。

But the lion's share of our heart cells are actually polyploid, meaning two or more copies from mom, two or more copies from dad.

但我们心脏细胞的大部分是倍体，也就是说从父亲或母亲处遗传到两套或两套以上的染色体。

But the lion's share of our heart cells are polyploid, meaning two or more copies from mom, two or more copies from dad.

但是我们心脏细胞的最大份额是倍体，这意味着妈妈有两个或更拷贝， 爸爸有两个或更拷贝。

What Huang and his team found, looking at that collection of hearts, is that the proportion of polyploid cells in a heart goes up as you go from fish to lizards to amphibians to transitional species like platypuses, to mammals.

黄和他的团队发现， 通过观察心脏的集合，心脏中倍体细胞的比例随着你从鱼类到蜥蜴到两栖动到鸭嘴兽等过渡种再到哺乳动而上升。