Developmental Biology

  1. Ectopic head regeneration after nervous system ablation in a sea anemone

    1. Fatemeh Mazloumi Gavgani
    2. Johanna E.M. Kraus
    3. Layla Al-Shaer
    4. Joshua November
    5. Anna Cosima Seybold
    6. Inés Fournon-Berodia
    7. Benjamin Lerstad
    8. Harald Hausen
    9. Michael J. Layden
    10. Fabian Rentzsch

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  2. Temporally resolved single cell transcriptomics in a human model of amniogenesis

    1. Nikola Sekulovski
    2. Amber E Carleton
    3. Anusha A Rengarajan
    4. Chien-Wei Lin
    5. Lauren L Juga
    6. Allison E Whorton
    7. Jenna Kropp Schmidt
    8. Thaddeus Golos
    9. Kenichiro Taniguchi

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  3. Hyaluronic Acid and Emergent Tissue Mechanics Orchestrate Digit Tip Regeneration

    1. Byron W.H. Mui
    2. Joseph Y. Wong
    3. Toni Bray
    4. Lauren Connolly
    5. Jia Hua Wang
    6. Alexander Winkel
    7. Pamela G. Robey
    8. Kristian Franze
    9. Kevin J. Chalut
    10. Mekayla A. Storer

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  5. A Dual Role for the PP2A Phosphatase in Hippo Signalling Regulation

    1. Aashika Sekar
    2. Alberto Rizzo
    3. Elodie Sins
    4. Alexander D. Fulford
    5. Paulo S. Ribeiro

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  6. Dendritic atoh1a+ cells serve as Merkel cell precursors during skin development and regeneration

    1. Evan W. Craig
    2. Erik C. Black
    3. Samantha Z. Fernandes
    4. Ahlan S. Ferdous
    5. Camille E. A. Goo
    6. Sheridan M. Sargent
    7. Elgene J. A. Quitevis
    8. Avery Angell Swearer
    9. Nathaniel G. Yee
    10. Jimann Shin
    11. Lilianna Solnica-Krezel
    12. Jeffrey P. Rasmussen

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  8. A conserved chronobiological complex times C. elegans development

    1. Rebecca K. Spangler
    2. Kathrin Braun
    3. Guinevere E. Ashley
    4. Marit van der Does
    5. Daniel Wruck
    6. Andrea Ramos Coronado
    7. James Matthew Ragle
    8. Vytautas Iesmantavicius
    9. Lucas J. Morales Moya
    10. Keya Jonnalagadda
    11. Carrie L. Partch
    12. Helge Großhans
    13. Jordan D. Ward

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  10. A comparative analysis of planarian regeneration specificity reveals tissue polarity contributions of the axial cWnt signalling gradient

    1. James P Cleland
    2. Hanh T.-K Vu
    3. Johanna EM Dickmann
    4. Andrei Rozanski
    5. Steffen Werner
    6. Andrea Schuhmann
    7. Anna Shevchenko
    8. Jochen C Rink

    • Curated by eLife

      eLife Assessment

      This important study investigates the different mechanisms that provide instructions for a missing body part to regenerate its appropriate identity. The authors use two species of planarians to identify a key role for bodywide canonical Wnt gradients in controlling the outcome of regeneration. The study provides convincing evidence for variable regeneration efficiency among planarian species that will be of interest to developmental biologists interested in regeneration. However, some of the results are over-interpreted and the additional experiments could provide better support for the authors' claims.

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