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Just Keep Swimming: A Tail of Zebrafish Regeneration

April 26, 2017June 30, 2017 Jessica Chen 0 Comments Axon, brain transplant, Central nervous system, Christopher Reeve, CNS, connective tissue growth factor a, ctgfa, Duke, head transplant, Max Planck Institute, Motor control, Movement, Regeneration, Science, Spinal cord injury, Swim, Zebrafish
The human brain is arguably the most complex organ. Throughout life, it is shaped ever so slightly by each and every experience we endure. The resulting nuances are what make… Read more

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