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Lee et al., 2016 - Myc and Fgf Are Required for Zebrafish Neuromast Hair Cell Regeneration

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c-Myc and Fgf pathway inhibitors block HC regeneration.

5-dpf zebrafish larvae were treated with different inhibitors or DMSO after neomycin-induced HC death. 72 hrs later, the HCs were labeled with Yo-Pro-1. The pictures of whole fish (left) and enlarged neuromast L1 (right) showed the reduction of HC number in the inhibitor-treated neuromasts. Scale bars: left panel, 50 μm; right panel, 10 μm.

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