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J. Carnegie

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Ciliary IFT88 safeguards coordinated epiphyseal vascularisation, resorption and ossification from disruptive physiological mechanical forces

C. R. Coveney, J. Samvelyan, J. Miotla-Zarebska, J. Carnegie, E. Chang, J. Corrin, T. Coveney, B. Stott, I. Parisi, C. Duarte, T. L. Vincent, K. A. Staines, A. K. Wann

This study shows that IFT88 in cilia protects growth plate ossification from mechanical forces by regulating vascularization and resorption in adolescent mice.

bioRxiv · Aug 6, 2021 · PreprintPhysiology