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Cellular plasticity, caspases and autophagy; that which does not kill us, well, makes us different. Public Deposited
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- The ability to regenerate is a fundamental requirement for tissue homeostasis. Regeneration draws on three sources of cells. First and best-studied are dedicated stem/progenitor cells. Second, existing cells may proliferate to compensate for the lost cells of the same type. Third, a different cell type may change fate to compensate for the lost cells. This review focuses on regeneration of the third type and will discuss the contributions by post-transcriptional mechanisms including the emerging evidence for cell-autonomous and non-lethal roles of cell death pathways.
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- 2018-11-28
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- 11
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- 8
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- 2019-12-05
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- PubMed ID: 30487302
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- 2046-2441
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