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The Role of Human-Specific lncRNA in Hyaline Cartilage Development

2026-02-18

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One of the distinctive characteristics of humans is their bipedalism. To achieve upright bipedal walking, the angles of the pelvis and femur have been altered. Although evolutionary hypotheses on the transition to bipedalism exist, the molecular mechanisms remain unclear. This study attempts to elucidate these mechanisms using a system for inducing hyaline cartilage-like tissue from human iPS cells via limb bud li...

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a077eed5-a02f-5950-8350-ad0d0d156b02
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10.64898/2026.02.17.706478
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