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- who: TYPE et al. from the Kyushu University, Japan have published the research: Evi5 is required for limb and tail regeneration, in the Journal: (JOURNAL)
- what: The authors have investigated the expression dynamics of evi5 during limb and tail regeneration in young Xenopus Frontiers in Cell and Developmental Biology This work identified kdm6b and kdm7a as downstream targets of Evi5 in Xenopus limb regeneration, placing histone demethylation as an important mechanism for further investigation. set of histone demethylase activity, the authors found that the kdm genes were downregulated.
- how: The results showed that . . .
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