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Epidermal growth factor signaling in zebrafish fin regeneration

Schäfer, 2022

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Schäfer M
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Zebrafish possess the capability to regenerate bone after injury or fin amputation. Source for this process are among others dedifferentiated osteoblasts and osteoblasts which migrate in the direction of and past the amputation plane. Dedifferentiation refers to the loss of markers …
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