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Craniofacial Morphology in Myostatin-deficient Mice by Vecchione, L., Byron, C., Cooper, G.M., Barbano, T., Hamrick, M.W., Sciote, J.J., Mooney, M.P.

“…GDF-8 (myostatin) is a negative growth regulator of skeletal muscle, and myostatin-deficient mice are hypermuscular. Muscle size and force production are…”
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Craniosacral Therapy: The Effects of Cranial Manipulation on Intracranial Pressure and Cranial Bone Movement by Downey, P A, Barbano, T, Kapur-Wadhwa, R, Sciote, J J, Siegel, MI, Mooney, M P

“…Study Design: Quasi-experimental design. Objectives: To determine if physical manipulation of the cranial vault sutures will result in changes of the…”
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Rescue of premature coronal suture fusion with TGF-beta2 neutralizing antibody in rabbits with delayed onset synostosis by Morrison, Michael W., Shand, J., Mitchell, R., Moursi, A.M., Winnard, P., Caccamese, J., Costello, B.J., Cooper, G.M., Barbano, T., Losken, H.W., Opperman, L.M., Siegel, M.I., Mooney, M.P.

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Age-related changes in lateral ventricle morphology in craniosynostotic rabbits using magnetic resonance imaging by Fellows-Mayle, Wendy, Hitchens, T Kevin, Simplaceanu, Elena, Horner, Joyce, Barbano, Timothy, Nakaya, Kotaro, Losee, Joseph E, Losken, H Wolfgang, Siegel, Michael I, Mooney, Mark P

“…Craniosynostosis occurs in 300-500 per 1,000,000 live births and results in secondary craniofacial, ocular, and intracranial anomalies. Neurologic problems…”
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Noggin Inhibits Postoperative Resynostosis in Craniosynostotic Rabbits by Cooper, Gregory M, Curry, Chris, Barbano, Timothy E, Burrows, Anne M, Vecchione, Lisa, Caccamese, John F, Norbutt, Craig S, Costello, Bernard J, Losee, Joseph E, Moursi, Amr M, Huard, Johnny, Mooney, Mark P

“…Inhibition of bone formation after surgery to correct craniosynostosis would alleviate the need for secondary surgeries and decrease morbidity and mortality…”
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Early neuromotor behavior in craniosynostotic rabbits by MITCHELL, Ronal L, BARBANO, Timothy E, LOSKEN, H. Wolfgang, SIEGEL, Michael I, MOONEY, Mark P

“…Clinical studies have shown both abnormal and normal mental and psychomotor development in patients with craniosynostosis. However, a number of confounding…”
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