Genome-wide chromatin reset at the onset of leg regeneration in pancrustaceans
Regeneration requires injured tissues to selectively reactivate certain developmental programs while triggering regeneration-specific mechanisms and responding to the immediate consequences of tissue damage. How chromatin states are reorganized during this transition, and whether the underlying sequence of regulatory events is conserved across regenerating animals, remain poorly understood. We…
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