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Entrega de genes dirigida por potenciadores para la regeneración de dedos basada en factores epidérmicos conservados

David A Brown, Katja K Koll, Erin Brush

    bioRxiv : the preprint server for biology
    |January 23, 2026
    PubMed
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    La terapia génica que utiliza factores de transcripción SP y FGF8 puede promover la regeneración de extremidades. Este enfoque aprovecha las vías genéticas conservadas para mejorar el crecimiento de apéndices después de una lesión en mamíferos.

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    medicina regenerativabiología molecularbiología del desarrolloterapia génicaregeneración de extremidadesfactores de transcripción SPFGF8ratoneszebrafishsalamandra

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