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Absence of a prolonged macrophage and B cell response inhibits heart regeneration in <i>the Mexican cavefish</i>

2025-04-24

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A balanced immune response after cardiac injury is crucial to successful heart regeneration, but knowledge of what distinguishes a regenerative from a scarring response is still limited. The Mexican cavefish provides a unique comparative model to study heart regeneration and scarring within a single species. Surface-dwelling fish are capable of heart regeneration whereas their cave-dwelling Pachón counterparts lac...

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Literature Corpus work: 901c8ddd-54d8-54c4-bae6-3fd31bc0e5ea
DOI: 10.1101/2025.04.24.650152

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