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Distinct effects of hypomorphic IFT and dynein-2 skeletal ciliopathy disease alleles on chondrogenic differentiation, ECM composition and wnt signalling in ATDC5 derived cartilage-like organoids

2026-05-25

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Dysfunction of ciliary intraflagellar transport (IFT) and dynein-2 genes causes severe developmental defects, including skeletal phenotypes characterized by shortened ribs and long bones and polydactyly. Specific gene-phenotype associations suggest individual functions of the different IFT/dynein-2 proteins in development. Since null models disrupt ciliogenesis and hence are not suitable to study individual protei...

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5121a2ab-4740-52fd-8b67-c391ee74120d
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10.64898/2026.05.21.726337
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