The axolotl is a highly regenerative organism and has been studied in laboratories for over
150 years. Despite a long‐standing fascination with regeneration in general and axolotl …

Maintaining order at the tissue level is crucial throughout the lifespan, as failure can lead to
cancer and an accumulation of molecular and cellular disorders. Perhaps, the most …

Exhibiting extreme regenerative abilities which extend to complex organs and entire limbs,
salamanders have long served as research models for understanding the basis of vertebrate …

Maintaining order at the tissue level is crucial throughout the lifespan, as failure can lead to
cancer and an accumulation of molecular and cellular disorders. We argue here that the …

The laboratory axolotl (Ambystoma mexicanum) is widely used in biological research.
Recent advancements in genetic and molecular toolkits are greatly accelerating the work …

The composition of cutaneous (skin-associated) bacterial communities of amphibians has
been intensively studied in light of the potential of some of these commensal bacterial taxa …

The third annual meeting on “Salamander Models in Cross‐disciplinary Biological
Research” took place online on August 2021, bringing together over 200 international …

One question that has remained unanswered in the regeneration field is how, and whether,
the mechanisms underlying limb regeneration change as the larval salamander develops …

Tissue clearing turns otherwise turbid and opaque tissue transparent, enabling imaging
deep within tissues. The nontransparent nature of most tissues is due to the refractive index …

The dramatic increase in accessibility to sequencing technologies has opened new avenues
into studying different processes, cells, and animal models. In the amphibian models used …