Hironori Hojo

University of Tokyo

Japan

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Adalbert Raimann

Medical University of Vienna

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Hiroyuki Okada

Assistant Professor

Graduate School of Medicine, The University of Tokyo

JAPAN

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University of Occupational and Environmental Health Japan

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Shinsuke Ohba

Professor

Osaka University

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Kenji Mishima

Professor

Showa University School of Dentistry

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Kosei Ito

Nagasaki University Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences

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Hironori Hojo

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Unraveling the hidden complexity: Exploring dental tissues through single-cell transcriptional profiling

Exploring the role of DNMT1 in dental papilla cell fate specification during mouse tooth germ development through integrated single-cell transcriptomics and bulk RNA sequencing

Runx2 Regulates <i>Galnt3</i> and <i>Fgf23</i> Expressions and Galnt3 Decelerates Osteoid Mineralization by Stabilizing Fgf23

Stem cell-based modeling and single-cell multiomics reveal gene-regulatory mechanisms underlying human skeletal development

Runt-related Transcription Factors and Gene Regulatory Mechanisms in Skeletal Development and Diseases

Emerging RUNX2-Mediated Gene Regulatory Mechanisms Consisting of Multi-Layered Regulatory Networks in Skeletal Development

Single-cell RNA sequencing unravels heterogeneity of skeletal progenitors and cell–cell interactions underlying the bone repair process

Runx2 regulates chromatin accessibility to direct the osteoblast program at neonatal stages

Involvement of activator protein-1 family members in β-catenin and p300 association on the genome of PANC-1 cells

A neomorphic variant in SP7 alters sequence specificity and causes a high-turnover bone disorder.

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Adalbert Raimann

Hiroyuki Okada

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Shinsuke Ohba

Kenji Mishima

Kosei Ito

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