Behavioral assays showed that nerve lesion caused an impact on overall animal movement and arm coordination, which began to recover as the nerve tissue was restored.
Cell and Tissue Research · 9 authors, 7 centres
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Behavioral assays showed that nerve lesion caused an impact on overall animal movement and arm coordination, which began to recover as the nerve tissue was restored.
Behavioral assays showed that nerve lesion caused an impact on overall animal movement and arm coordination, which began to recover as the nerve tissue was restored. Histological analysis revealed cellular processes and tissue patterns associated with regeneration, noting a resemblance to patterns described in arm regeneration of other starfish. The authors suggest that RNC regeneration may rely on both radial glial cells as progenitor cells and specific coelomocyte populations, potentially acting in a regulatory or regenerative role.