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Division of labor between ERK and Notch signaling coordinates distinct stem cell populations during jellyfish tentacle regeneration
Regeneration restores lost tissues through diverse cellular strategies that vary across species and tissue contexts. In many systems, regeneration involves blastema formation; however, how blastema formation is coordinated in tissues employing multiple stem/progenitor populations remains unclear. He
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