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Anatomy29

Extremities Forelimb Animal Fins Tail Nerve Tissue Stem Cells Axons Animal Structures Amputation Stumps Epidermis Dermis Mesoderm Cartilage Hindlimb Multipotent Stem Cells Satellite Cells, Skeletal Muscle Sciatic Nerve Limb Buds Embryo, Nonmammalian Cells, Cultured Head Peripheral Nerves Schwann Cells Muscle, Skeletal Hepatocytes Extracellular Matrix Liver Muscles Bone and Bones

Organisms15

Ambystoma mexicanum Turbellaria Notophthalmus Ambystoma Notophthalmus viridescens Salamandridae Planarians Triturus Urodela Zebrafish Pleurodeles Animals, Genetically Modified Larva Xenopus laevis Mice, Inbred C57BL

Diseases4

Wilms Tumor Anaplasia Choristoma Peripheral Nerve Injuries

Chemicals and Drugs16

Zebrafish Proteins PAX7 Transcription Factor Pentosan Sulfuric Polyester Fibroblast Growth Factors Homeodomain Proteins MSX1 Transcription Factor Tretinoin Xenopus Proteins Bromodeoxyuridine Tenascin Wnt Proteins Hedgehog Proteins RNA, Messenger DNA, Complementary Cobra Cardiotoxin Proteins Biocompatible Materials

Analytical, Diagnostic and Therapeutic Techniques and Equipment13

Amputation Guided Tissue Regeneration In Situ Hybridization Hepatectomy Nerve Crush Denervation Immunohistochemistry Tissue Engineering Tissue Scaffolds Cell Transplantation Axotomy Models, Animal Models, Biological

Phenomena and Processes22

Regeneration Nerve Regeneration Liver Regeneration Bone Regeneration Wound Healing Cell Differentiation Cell Dedifferentiation Cell Proliferation Gene Expression Regulation, Developmental Morphogenesis Body Patterning Genes, Homeobox Signal Transduction Cellular Microenvironment Larva Time Factors Spinal Cord Regeneration Gene Expression Regulation Amino Acid Sequence Gene Expression Cell Division Cell Lineage

Disciplines and Occupations2

Immunohistochemistry Regenerative Medicine

Technology, Industry, Agriculture2

Tissue Engineering Biocompatible Materials

Information Science2

Molecular Sequence Data Amino Acid Sequence

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Regeneration Ambystoma mexicanum Extremities Turbellaria Notophthalmus Ambystoma Notophthalmus viridescens Forelimb Nerve Regeneration Liver Regeneration Salamandridae Planarians Animal Fins Bone Regeneration Tail Triturus Amputation Urodela Zebrafish Guided Tissue Regeneration Pleurodeles Wound Healing Nerve Tissue Cell Differentiation In Situ Hybridization Wilms Tumor Stem Cells Cell Dedifferentiation Cell Proliferation Hepatectomy Gene Expression Regulation, Developmental Axons Zebrafish Proteins Animals, Genetically Modified Animal Structures Amputation Stumps Anaplasia Morphogenesis Nerve Crush PAX7 Transcription Factor Pentosan Sulfuric Polyester Epidermis Dermis Mesoderm Fibroblast Growth Factors Cartilage Body Patterning Genes, Homeobox Denervation Immunohistochemistry Homeodomain Proteins Signal Transduction Tissue Engineering Cellular Microenvironment MSX1 Transcription Factor Tissue Scaffolds Larva Tretinoin Hindlimb Time Factors Molecular Sequence Data Multipotent Stem Cells Satellite Cells, Skeletal Muscle Cell Transplantation Spinal Cord Regeneration Sciatic Nerve Xenopus laevis Gene Expression Regulation Limb Buds Xenopus Proteins Embryo, Nonmammalian Axotomy Amino Acid Sequence Models, Animal Bromodeoxyuridine Cells, Cultured Gene Expression Models, Biological Head Tenascin Peripheral Nerves Choristoma Wnt Proteins Schwann Cells Muscle, Skeletal Regenerative Medicine Hepatocytes Cell Division Hedgehog Proteins Extracellular Matrix Cell Lineage Liver Mice, Inbred C57BL Muscles RNA, Messenger Peripheral Nerve Injuries Bone and Bones DNA, Complementary Cobra Cardiotoxin Proteins Biocompatible Materials

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