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CellCousin2: an optimized system for partial ablation and tracing of regenerative lineages

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By Gabriel Garnik Hovhannisyan, Sema Elif Eski, Esteban Gurzov, Sumeet Singh, Tawba Akhourbi, Isabelle Pirson
| Nature Verified
Abstract Regeneration can rely on multiple cellular sources, including stem cells, self-duplicating cells, and transdifferentiating cells. A central question in regenerative biology is how these distinct lineages contribute to repair and interact within a functionally regenerated tissue. We previously developed the CellCousin system to study cellular plasticity using inducible recombination and nitroreductase-mediated ablation in zebrafish.
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Cholangiocytes contribute to hepatocyte regeneration after partial liver injury during growth spurt in zebrafish - Nature Communications

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By Sema Elif Eski, Jiarui Mi, Gabriel Garnik Hovhannisyan, Rita Manco, Federico Marini, Esteban Gurzov, Olov Andersson
| Nature Verified
Abstract The liver’s regenerative ability depends on injury extent. Minor injuries are repaired by hepatocyte self-duplication, while severe damage triggers cholangiocyte involvement in hepatocyte recovery. This paradigm is well-documented for adult animals but is less explored during rapid growth.
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Cholangiocytes contribute to hepatocyte regeneration after partial liver injury during growth spurt in zebrafish

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By Sema Elif Eski, Jiarui Mi, Macarena Pozo-Morales, Gabriel Garnik Hovhannisyan
| BioRxiv
Abstract The liver's regenerative ability depends on injury extent. Minor injuries are repaired by hepatocyte self-duplication, while severe damage triggers cholangiocyte involvement in hepatocyte recovery. This paradigm is well-documented for adult animals but is less explored during rapid growth.
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