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NF1 Tumor Suppressor Protein and mRNA in Skeletal Tissues of Developing and Adult Normal Mouse and NF1-Deficient Embryos

1 Jun 2004

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UNLABELLED: NF1 is a heritable disease with multiple osseous lesions. The expression of the NF1 gene was studied in embryonic and adult rodent skeleton and in NF1-deficient embryos. The NF1 gene was expressed intensely in the cartilage and the periosteum. Impaired NF1 expression may lead to inappropriate development and dynamics of bones and ultimately to the osseous manifestations of the disease. INTRODUCTION:...

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PMID: 15125795
DOI: 10.1359/jbmr.040130

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