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James Monaghan Research Group

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Why can an axolotl regrow complex tissues that many other animals cannot replace? The lab uses this salamander to investigate the cellular and molecular basis of regeneration. Research examines the development and regrowth of limbs and the nervous system, including interactions between these organ systems. A central question asks why nerves are necessary for complex tissue regeneration. Another investigates which cellular properties permit limb and spinal-cord regrowth, connecting the biology of this regenerative animal with broader questions about tissue maintenance and repair.

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RegenerationAxolotlDevelopmental biologyNervous systemTissue repair

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