Retinal degenerations are a heterogeneous group of diseases characterized by death of
photoreceptors and progressive loss of vision. Retinal degenerations are a major cause of …

Stimulating neuronal regeneration is a potential strategy to treat sight-threatening diseases
of the retina. In some classes of vertebrates, retinal regeneration occurs spontaneously to …

Unlike mammals, teleost fish can regenerate an injured retina, restoring lost visual function.
Little is known of the molecular events that underlie retina regeneration. We previously …

In a microarray-based gene profiling analysis of Müller glia-derived retinal stem cells in light-
damaged retinas from adult zebrafish, we found that 2 genes required for regeneration of fin …

This article reviews the current state of knowledge regarding the potential of Müller glia to
become neuronal progenitor cells in the avian retina. We compare and contrast the …

Zebrafish possess a robust, innate CNS regenerative ability. Combined with their genetic
tractability and vertebrate CNS architecture, this ability makes zebrafish an attractive model …

As the mammalian central nervous system matures, its regenerative ability decreases,
leading to incomplete or non‐recovery from the neurodegenerative diseases and central …

The retinas of postembryonic teleost fish continue to grow for the lifetime of the fish. New
retinal cells are added continuously at the retinal margin, by stem cells residing at the …

Traumatic brain injury and spinal cord injury are devastating conditions that may result in
death or long-term disability. A promising strategy for the development of effective cell …

Retinal injuries and diseases are major causes of human disability involving vision
impairment by the progressive and permanent loss of retinal neurons. During development …