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骨格の無差別細胞におけるHes1の無活性化により,骨の体積が増加します

Ernesto Canalis1,2,3, Emily Denker3, Lauren Schilling3

  • 1Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, UConn Health, Farmington, CT 06030.

Endocrinology
|February 13, 2026
PubMed
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レプチン受容体陽性 (LepR+) 細胞におけるHes1の削除は,骨の再吸収を減少させることで,マウスの骨質を増加させます. この研究では,Hes1がLepR+細胞における骨代謝の重要な調節因子であることを確認しました.

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Hes1 Hes1 Hes1 Hes1 Hes1 Hes1 Hes1 Hes1 Hes1 Hes1 Hes1 Hes1 Hes1 Hes1 Hes1 Hes1LepRR LepRR LepRR LepRR LepRR LepRR LepRR LepRR LepRRノッチ ノッチ ノッチ ノッチ ノッチ ノッチアディポゲネシス アディポゲネシス骨の体積,骨の大きさ,骨の大きさオステオゲネシス (骨の形成)

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