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Dtx2 Deficiency Induces Ependymo-Radial Glial Cell Proliferation and Improves Spinal Cord Motor Function Recovery.

Stem cells and development - 1 Oct 2024

Chen Hao-Yuan, Huang Yin-Cheng, Yeh Tu-Hsueh, Chang Chia-Wei, Shen Yang-Jin, Chen Yi-Chieh, Sun Mu-Qun, Cheng Yi-Chuan

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Traumatic injury to the spinal cord can lead to significant, permanent disability. Mammalian spinal cords are not capable of regeneration; in contrast, adult zebrafish are capable of such regeneration, fully recovering motor function. Understanding the mechanisms underlying zebrafish neuroregeneration may provide useful information regarding endogenous regenerative potential and aid in the development of...

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PMID: 39001828
DOI: 10.1089/scd.2023.0247

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