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Placental mammals show a global loss of regenerative potential in numerous tissues during development in utero. Although the timing of the repression of scarless regeneration in humans depends on the tissue type, it is commonly associated with the EFT. In humans, this transition occurs at the completion of Carnegie Stage 23 (8 weeks of development). In the case of the mouse, this corresponds approximately with the close of Theiler Stage 23 (16 days post coitum). Consequently, regeneration during the EFT can be easily studied in marsupial mammals because the animals emerge and enter the pouch while still in the embryonic prefetal state where they are readily accessible for experimentation. Thus it has been determined that scarring begins around pouch day 9 near the EFT.
The mammalian heart appears to be under regulation by the NT and thus provides an important target organ model system to study the relationship between NT and regeneration. Unlike most organs, the heart retains an unusually high degree of regenerative potential after EFT, beyond NT and into the first postnatal week during which time cardiomyocytes begin to become binucleate. Damaging the left anterior descending artery in 1-day old mice results in severe ischemic damage that is nevertheless completely regenerated scarlessly within 7 days.