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Self-renewing Sox9+ osteochondral stem cells in the postnatal skeleton

2023-12-08

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Postnatal skeletal growth, homeostatic maintenance, and regeneration is driven by skeletal stem cells. In addition, it is well established that skeletal tissues lose their regenerative potential with age, comorbidities, and repeated trauma, possibly through stem cell exhaustion or loss of function. However, it is largely unknown where these cells reside in skeletal tissues, what molecular mechanisms regulate their...

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5f9d4c5d-0893-5962-971c-30ef398ec9fb
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10.1101/2023.12.07.570646
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