“…In the previous studies, we analyzed the function of Wnt signaling on adult neurogenesis in the optic tectum of zebrafish (Shitasako et al, ), and Wnt‐related genes were expressed in the central nervous system of the zebrafish embryo (Clements, Ong, & Traver, ; Duncan, Panahi, Piotrowski, & Dorsky, ; Hashimoto et al, ; Untergasser, Martowicz, Hermann, Töchterle, & Meyer, ). Moreover, other studies also showed that Wnt signaling regulates self‐renewal and differentiation of neural stem cells in the physiological and regenerative conditions in the retina, hypothalamus, and spinal cord (McPherson et al, ; Ramachandran, Zhao, & Goldman, ; Strand et al, ). These studies suggest that Wnt signaling may play an important role not only in adult neurogenesis but also in regenerative neurogenesis.…”