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Aging impairs the essential contributions of non-glial progenitors to neurorepair in the dorsal telencephalon of the Killifish <i>N. furzeri</i>

2021-02-27

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<h4>Summary</h4> The aging central nervous system (CNS) of mammals displays progressive limited regenerative abilities. Recovery after loss of neurons is extremely restricted in the aged brain. Many research models fall short in recapitulating mammalian aging hallmarks or have an impractically long lifespan. We established a traumatic brain injury model in the African turquoise killifish ( Nothobranchius furzeri...

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60ee49f4-2885-5f72-a611-f0e1653503dc
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10.1101/2021.02.26.433041
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