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Life-long preservation of the regenerative capacity in the fin and heart in zebrafish

13 Jun 2012

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The zebrafish is a widely used model animal to study the regeneration of organs, such as the fin and heart. Their average lifetime is about 3 years, and recent studies have shown that zebrafish exhibit aging-related degeneration, suggesting the possibility that aging might affect regenerative potential. In order to investigate this possibility, we compared regeneration of the fin and heart after experimental...

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PMID: 23213467
DOI: 10.1242/bio.20121057

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