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nerve dependence of regeneration: a standalone construct

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Regenerative biology

the requirement for an adequate nerve supply, above a threshold quantity of nerve fibers, for amphibian limb regeneration to proceed.

In regenerative biology, nerve dependence of regeneration refers to the requirement for an adequate nerve supply, above a threshold quantity of nerve fibers, for amphibian limb regeneration to proceed. This meaning comes from Singer (1952) in The Quarterly Review of Biology.[1]

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  1. Singer, M. (1952). The Influence of the Nerve in Regeneration of the Amphibian Extremity. The Quarterly Review of Biology, 27(2), 169-200. https://doi.org/10.1086/398873

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