Myc regulates programmed cell death and radial glia dedifferentiation after neural injury in an echinoderm

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@Robert_Peterson Hi @Robert_Peterson, thank you for your interest! Here are some links: https://t.co/iVlFPtPoFX https://t.co/WYpMmdQFYT https://t.co/XpM2njkZsD

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Our last paper: The role of Myc in the injured echinoderm central nervous system http://t.co/sOPkAVQPUu

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#pluripotency Myc regulates programmed cell death and radial glia dedifferentiation after neural injury in an… http://t.co/GQw7NYgUXt

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