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Proliferative Capacity and Neural Lineage Commitment of Müller Glia in the Adult Human Retina

2026-04-29

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<h4>Background</h4> The mammalian retina lacks meaningful regenerative capacity, and degeneration usually leads to irreversible vision loss. Although lower vertebrates regenerate retinal neurons through Müller glia, this capacity has generally been considered absent in humans. This study investigated whether defined humoral cues alone are sufficient to unlock a latent neurogenic program in human Müller cells. <h4...

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6be43013-4378-5295-b544-26f0be59ed9c
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10.64898/2026.04.27.717633
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