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初级乳毛是细胞类型的确定和血管新生在下垂体发育所需的

Saishu Yoshida1,2, Yousuke Tsuneoka3, Takehiro Tsukada2

  • 1Department of Biochemistry, The Jikei University School of Medicine, Tokyo 105-8461, Japan.

Endocrinology
|July 13, 2024
PubMed
概括

主要毛对于垂体发育至关重要,调节细胞分化和血管形成. 丢失Dyrk2基因会扰乱这些过程,影响激素的产生,并可能将下垂体疾病与纤毛病症联系起来.

关键词:
在 DYRK2 的位置上,DYRK2刺的信号传递方式纤维病变 (ciliopathy) 是一种纤维病变.pituitary pituitary pituitary pituitary pituitary pituitary pituitary pituitary pituitary pituitary pituitary pituitary pituitary pituitary pituitary pituitary pituitary pituitary pituitary pituitary pituitary pituitary pituitary pituitary pituitary pituitary pituitary pituitary pituitary pituitary pituitary pituitary pituitary主要的乳毛是主要的.

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