“Over the last decade, spiny mice have emerged as a key animal model that can bridge regenerative biology and medicine,” said Ashley Seifert, Ph.D., an associate professor in the UK College of Arts and Sciences’ Department of Biology. He teamed up with scientists in Germany and the Netherlands to tease apart how identical injuries in two different rodent species lead to regenerative healing in one case but not the other.
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