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Interesting but is so poorly written that it is very difficult to decipher, not even a summary or discussion section.
Zebrafish have retinas very similar to mammals. For whatever reasons, they are able to regenerate their retinas when injured, while we mammals can't.<p>Scientists hypothesized that the presence of a certain protein is the reason why we can't, and they experimented with mice to see if blocking the protein would allow them to regenerate their retinas. It did.
I am hoping for an AMD treatment and this does not seem to be it, at least not yet: it's targetting a different mechanism. But at least it's great that there seems to be active research in this field.
Give it to me straight doc!
March 2025?
Control+F -> Mice -> 65 matches<p>not this shit again