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    Zebrafish heart regeneration research explores cellular and molecular mechanisms. This work aims to understand how the adult zebrafish heart repairs itself after injury, offering insights into cardiac repair.

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    Area of Science:

    • Cardiovascular Biology
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    Background:

    • The adult zebrafish heart exhibits remarkable regenerative capacity following injury.
    • Understanding the mechanisms of cardiac regeneration is crucial for developing therapies for heart disease in humans.
    • Jingli Cao's lab at Weill Cornell Medical College investigates these processes.