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Xin Qin1, Qing Jiang1, Longfei Wu2

  • 1Institute of Orthopaedics, Suzhou Medical College, Soochow University, Suzhou 215006, China.

International journal of molecular sciences
|February 13, 2026
PubMed
まとめ

環コンドリア骨質芽細胞におけるRunx2は,Nell1の発現を誘発することによって,コンドロ細胞の成熟を促進する. この発見は,骨の発達と関連する骨格障害を理解するために極めて重要です.

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ネル1 ネル1 ネル1 ネル1ランクス2 Runx2コンドロサイトの微分化腸内軟骨化による骨化.ペリコンドリウム (perichondrium) とは,ペリコンドリウム (perichondrium) とは,ペリコンドリウム (perichondrium) とは,ペリコンドリウム (perichondrium) とは,ペリコンドリウム (perichondrium) とは,ペリコンドリウム (perichondrium) とは,ペリコンドリウム (perichondrium) とは,ペリコンドリウム (perichondrium) とは,ペリコンドリウム (perichondrium) とは終末性高縮性コンドロサイト (chondrocytes)

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