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Functional rescue of critical-size bone defect using molecular network analysis of axolotl limb regeneration

2025-12-13

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The salamander limb has served as a canonical model for successful regeneration that has yielded numerous molecular insights on its basic mechanism. Harnessing such information to induce regeneration in a non-regenerative setting has been a long-sought goal. The amputated salamander limb efficiently regenerates all of its missing bones, but paradoxically, a large bone gap without amputation – commonly called a Cri...

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10.64898/2025.12.10.692203
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