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Regeneration programs buffer genetic defects in animal development
Regeneration programs enable animals to restore damaged or lost tissues, and the range of stimuli for these programs is incompletely understood. Here, we used zebrafish, a vertebrate species with exceptional regenerative capacity, to identify chemically induced mutations that alter regeneration-ass
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