In Transected Nerves, Distal Repair Schwann Cells at the Injury Site Direct and Accelerate Axonal Regrowth.

doi:10.1002/glia.70214

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In Transected Nerves, Distal Repair Schwann Cells at the Injury Site Direct and Accelerate Axonal Regrowth.

Glia - 1 Oct 2026

Lysko Daniel E, Johnson Annika R, Talbot William S

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In vertebrate peripheral nerves, damaged axons can regrow after injury, but the outcomes of regeneration are variable and often incomplete. Schwann cells in injured nerves are important for repair, but their actions at different positions and stages of nerve repair are not well understood. We have investigated the roles of Schwann cells in a larval zebrafish nerve injury model, in which nerves are visible in...

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Animals
Schwann Cells
Nerve Regeneration
Axons
Zebrafish
Animals, Genetically Modified
Zebrafish Proteins
Peripheral Nerve Injuries
Disease Models, Animal
Mutation

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PMID: 42568150
DOI: 10.1002/glia.70214
PMCID: PMC13451556

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