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Axolotl regeneration reveals a dormant cis-regulatory grammar conserved across vertebrate genomes

2026-07-15

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Unlike most mammals, which lack the capacity to regenerate complex tissues following injury, other vertebrates such as the axolotl rebuild complete limbs throughout life, yet the regulatory mechanisms underlying this striking difference have remained elusive. Here, we define the core cis-regulatory motif grammar driving axolotl limb regeneration and demonstrate that this grammar is conserved within the syntenic ne...

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78599163-e67d-550f-abc7-1c6ca6c697ec
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10.64898/2026.07.13.738357
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