Limb regeneration – The Monaghan Lab
Will we ever… regenerate limbs? - BBC Future
Regeneration - It's All Fun And Games Even If Someone Loses A Limb | Science 2.0
Advances in Decoding Axolotl Limb Regeneration: Trends in Genetics
Developmental cost of leg-regenerated Coccinella septempunctata (Coleoptera: Coccinellidae) | PLOS ONE
Newt Limb Regeneration - YouTube
Neurotrophic control of size regulation during axolotl limb regeneration | bioRxiv
Cricket Leg Regeneration: Histone Modification Matters - the Node
Breakthrough Understanding of Limb and Organ Regeneration – Closer to the Development of Regenerative Medicine Therapies
Humans Might Regrow Limbs in Your Lifetime — for Now, It's Frogs, Mice
Body part regeneration: How science can make the jump from fantasy to reality - Genetic Literacy Project
New insight into functional limb regeneration: A to Z approaches - Taghiyar - 2018 - Journal of Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine - Wiley Online Library
Human Limb Regeneration
Hedgehog signaling regulates regenerative patterning and growth in Harmonia axyridis leg | SpringerLink
Frogs' legs regrown in landmark experiment that could be first step for human limb regeneration
Limb Regeneration: Not Just for X-Men Anymore | Medgadget
We Can't Regrow Limbs Like Deadpool, But This Creature Can - Research Blog
THE LEGEND OF THE UNDERWATER PANTHER: Leg Regeneration in a Time of War: Duff, Michael: 9781626469969: Amazon.com: Books
Limb regrowth takes two | Nature
Regeneration: What the axolotl can teach us about regrowing human limbs - Science in the News
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Matrix metalloproteinases (MMPs) are required for wound closure and healing during larval leg regeneration in the flour beetle, Tribolium castaneum - ScienceDirect
Epigenetics Research Traces How Crickets Restore Lost Legs | Lab Manager
A Common Cellular Basis for Muscle Regeneration in Arthropods and Vertebrates | Science
