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Post-transcriptional modulation of Dscam1 enhances axonal growth in development and after injury

2017-06-09

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Injury to the adult central nervous systems (CNS) results in severe long-term disability because damaged CNS connections rarely regenerate. Although several axon regeneration regulators have been proposed, intrinsic regenerative mechanisms remain largely unexplored. Here, we use a Drosophila CNS injury model to identify a novel pro-regeneration signaling pathway. We conducted a genetic screen of approximately thr...

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96be58ff-ca4e-5ba5-b932-e2a45da4d5ac
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10.1101/148239
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