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Immunolocalization of lix1 in the regenerating tail of lizard indicates that the protein is mainly present in the nervous tissue.
Acta Histochem
December 2023
Comparative Histolab Padova and Department of Biology of the University of Bologna, Italy. Electronic address:
Purpose: Lizard regeneration derives from the re-activation of a number of developmental genes after tail amputation. Among genes with the highest expression, as indicated from the transcriptome, is lix1 which functional role is not known.
Method: An antibody that cross-reacts with the lizard Podarcis muralis lix1 has been utilized to detect by immunofluorescence the sites of localization of the protein in the regenerating tail.