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  1. Cellular principles of Xenopus appendage regeneration

    … humans, some animals can regenerate their lost appendages, such as limbs and tails. To identify cellular principles driving this ability, I investigated Xenopus laevis tadpoles. Tadpoles can regrow their lost tails and limbs only at specific developmental stages, allowing comparative studies to …

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  2. Understanding Positional Information During Zebrafish Fin Regeneration

    <p>Regeneration is a remarkable feat that can only be accomplished by a small number of animals. The regeneration of vertebrate limbs is one such case as certain salamanders and fish regenerate robustly while mammalian ability to regenerate is extremely limited. Successful regeneration requires not …

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