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    • The canonical Wnt signaling pathway affects regeneration of mechanosensory hair cells in Danio Rerio 

      Megerson, Ellen (2020)
      In vertebrates, mechanosensory hair cells are located in the inner ear and mediate hearing. When damage to these specialized cells occur, it leads to irreversible hearing loss. Not only do aquatic vertebrates have inner ...

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