Increasing Our Understanding of Avian Hair Cell Regeneration — Hearing Health Foundation

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We provide evidence that in the regenerating basilar papilla, the expression of immune-related genes is tightly controlled, such that four days after damage, they are no longer expressed in newly regenerated hair cells. This is important because the JAK/STAT signaling pathway is highly potent, leadi

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