Integrative Transcriptomic Profiling Reveals Core Genetic Networks and Hub Genes Governing Tail Regeneration in Clinotarsus curtipes

Abstract

Regeneration is a complex biological process involving coordinated cellular and molecular mechanisms
that enable organisms to restore lost tissues. Amphibian larval stages provide a powerful model for
studying regenerative biology due to their remarkable capacity for complete tissue restoration. In the
present study, we investigated the molecular basis of tail regeneration in Clinotarsus curtipes, an endemic
amphibian species of the Western Ghats.