LOXL2 deletion triggers TMJ osteoarthritis,while overexpression protects it from NF-κB-induced chondrocyte apoptosisOA
LOXL2 deletion triggers TMJ osteoarthritis,while overexpression protects it from NF-κB-induced chondrocyte apoptosis
Rajnikant Dilip Raut;Alejandro Almarza;Manish V.Bais;Chumki Choudhury;Faiza Ali;Amit kumar Chakraborty;Mohammed Moeeduddin Ahmed;Harshal V.Modh;Pushkar Mehra;Yuwei Fan
Translational Dental Medicine,Boston University Henry M.Goldman School of Dental Medicine,Boston,MA,USADepartment of Oral and Craniofacial Sciences,School of Dental Medicine,University of Pittsburgh,Pittsburgh,PA,USATranslational Dental Medicine,Boston University Henry M.Goldman School of Dental Medicine,Boston,MA,USATranslational Dental Medicine,Boston University Henry M.Goldman School of Dental Medicine,Boston,MA,USATranslational Dental Medicine,Boston University Henry M.Goldman School of Dental Medicine,Boston,MA,USATranslational Dental Medicine,Boston University Henry M.Goldman School of Dental Medicine,Boston,MA,USATranslational Dental Medicine,Boston University Henry M.Goldman School of Dental Medicine,Boston,MA,USARestorative Sciences & Biomaterials,Boston University Henry M.Goldman School of Dental Medicine,Boston,MA,USADepartment of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery,Boston University Henry M.Goldman School of Dental Medicine,Boston,MA,USARestorative Sciences & Biomaterials,Boston University Henry M.Goldman School of Dental Medicine,Boston,MA,USA
《国际口腔科学杂志（英文版）》 2026 (1)
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This study was supported by an NIH grant R01 DE031413(M.V.B.).
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