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Load activated FGFR and beta1 integrins target distinct chondrocyte mechano-response genes

2024-10-13

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<h4>ABSTRACT</h4> In response to mechanical stimuli, chondrocytes adapt their transcriptional activity, thereby shaping the cellular mechano-response; however, it remains unclear whether the activation of cell surface receptors during mechanical loading converge in the activation of the same mechano-response genes, or whether pathway-specific genes can be defined. We aimed to determine whether load-activated FGF/...

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a140d9e4-3b4d-558c-b777-c0dab7be741e
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10.1101/2024.10.11.617817
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