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Atf3 and Rab7b genes drive regeneration in mature cells

August 12, 2021 adult tissue regeneration, Atf3, autodegredation, Cancer, paligenosis, Rab7b, Research

New insights into genes involved in adult tissue regeneration point at a connexion between repetitive injury and cancer.

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From the Labs: Human retinal organoid.

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