Sustained immune activation suppresses planarian regeneration
This study shows that sustained immune activation suppresses planarian regeneration by delaying regenerative progression and causing tissue lysis.
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This study shows that sustained immune activation suppresses planarian regeneration by delaying regenerative progression and causing tissue lysis.
Tal Gordon, Noam Hendin, Omri Wurtzel
This paper develops a method to isolate live cells from the regenerative tunicate Polycarpa mytiligera, enabling functional analyses and gene expression studies.
Tal Gordon, Tal Zaquin, Mark Kowarsky…·Noa Shenkar
This study characterizes the transcriptomic and cellular dynamics of whole CNS regeneration in the tunicate Polycarpa mytiligera, identifying key pathways and markers involved in the process.