Submission Date
4-24-2023
Document Type
Paper- Restricted to Campus Access
Department
Biology
Adviser
Ellen Dawley
Committee Member
Cory Straub
Committee Member
Nicole Ivaska
Department Chair
Dale Cameron
Project Description
Ambystoma mexicanum, or the Axolotl, possesses an intriguing ability to regenerate many structures, including but not limited to vertebral structures, organs, and even portions of their brains. Previous research has shown that Axolotl microbiota impacts the regeneration of tissue. Furthermore, an Axolotl’s diet affects its microbiota. My research looks to see if an Axolotl diet has any noticeable effects on tail regeneration.
Recommended Citation
Krause, Samuel, "The Effect of Dietary Nutrition on the Regeneration of Ambystoma mexicanum" (2023). Biology Honors Papers. 93.
https://digitalcommons.ursinus.edu/biology_hon/93
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