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A genetic system for tissue-specific inhibition of cell proliferation.

Development (Cambridge, England) - 17 Feb 2020

Pu Wenjuan, Han Ximeng, He Lingjuan, Li Yan, Huang Xiuzhen, Zhang Mingjun, Lv Zan, Yu Wei, Wang Qing-Dong, Cai Dongqing, Wang Jinjin, Sun Ruilin, Fei Jian, Ji Yong, Nie Yu, Zhou Bin

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Cellular proliferation is a basic process during organ development, tissue homeostasis and disease progression. Likewise, after injury typically multiple cell lineages respond to various cues and proliferate to initiate repair and/or remodeling of the injured tissue. Unravelling the specific role of proliferation of one cell type and its lineage in the context of the whole organism during tissue regeneration...

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PMID: 31988189
DOI: 10.1242/dev.183830

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