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Chondrocyte-like nested cells in the aged intervertebral disc are late-stage nucleus pulposus cells.
Aging cell.
2019
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Characterization of Krt19 CreERT allele for targeting the nucleus pulposus cells in the postnatal mouse intervertebral disc.
Journal of cellular physiology.
2019
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Aging of mouse intervertebral disc and association with back pain.
Bone.
2019
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Times cited: 34 -
Indian hedgehog signaling and the role of graft tension in tendon-to-bone healing: Evaluation in a rat ACL reconstruction model.
Journal of orthopaedic research : official publication of the Orthopaedic Research Society.
2015
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Whole-genome sequencing identifies EN1 as a determinant of bone density and fracture.
Nature.
2015
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Wnt signaling activates Shh signaling in early postnatal intervertebral discs, and re-activates Shh signaling in old discs in the mouse.
PloS one.
2014
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Shh signaling from the nucleus pulposus is required for the postnatal growth and differentiation of the mouse intervertebral disc.
PloS one.
2012
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Intercellular signaling pathways active during and after growth and differentiation of the lumbar vertebral growth plate.
Spine.
2011
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Intercellular signaling pathways active during intervertebral disc growth, differentiation, and aging.
Spine.
2009
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Postnatal growth, differentiation, and aging of the mouse intervertebral disc.
Spine.
2009
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Effect of deprivation of endogenous follicle stimulating hormone on rat epididymis: a histological evaluation.
Reproductive biomedicine online.
2008
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Demonstration of follicle-stimulating hormone receptor in cauda epididymis of rat.
Biology of reproduction.
2006
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Regulation of FSH receptor, PKIbeta, IL-6 and calcium mobilization: Possible mediators of differential action of FSH.
Molecular and cellular endocrinology.
2006
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Times cited: 24