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Lubricin is Required for the Structural Integrity and Post-natal Maintenance of TMJ by Koyama, E., Saunders, C., Salhab, I., Decker, R.S., Chen, I., Um, H., Pacifici, M., Nah, H.D.

“…The Proteoglycan 4 (Prg4) product lubricin plays essential roles in boundary lubrication and movement in limb synovial joints, but its roles in…”
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Muenke Syndrome Mutation, FgfR3P244R, Causes TMJ Defects by Yasuda, T., Nah, H.D., Laurita, J., Kinumatsu, T., Shibukawa, Y., Shibutani, T., Minugh-Purvis, N., Pacifici, M., Koyama, E.

“…Muenke syndrome is characterized by various craniofacial deformities and is caused by an autosomal-dominant activating mutation in fibroblast growth factor…”
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The Gene Expression Patterns in Fetal Dermal Wounds Are Characteristically Different Between Small Wounds That Heal Regeneratively and Large Wounds That Heal Reparatively with Scar Formation by Chin, B.C, Herdrich, B.J, Bermudez, D.M, Allukian, M, Zhang, Z, Nah, H.D, Liechty, K.W

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Excess BMP Signaling in Heterotopic Cartilage Forming in Prg4-null TMJ Discs by Bechtold, T.E., Saunders, C., Mundy, C., Um, H., Decker, R.S., Salhab, I., Kurio, N., Billings, P.C., Pacifici, M., Nah, H.D., Koyama, E.

“…Heterotopic cartilage develops in certain pathologic conditions, including those affecting the human temporomandibular joint (TMJ), but the underlying…”
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Muenke Syndrome Mutation, FgfR3 P244R , Causes TMJ Defects by Yasuda, T., Nah, H.D., Laurita, J., Kinumatsu, T., Shibukawa, Y., Shibutani, T., Minugh-Purvis, N., Pacifici, M., Koyama, E.

“…Muenke syndrome is characterized by various craniofacial deformities and is caused by an autosomal-dominant activating mutation in fibroblast growth factor…”
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Cloning and developmental expression of the alpha-3 chain of chicken type IX collagen by Har-El, R. (University of Connecticut Health Center, Farmington, CT), Sharma, Y.D, Aguilera, A, Ueyama, N, Wu, J.J, Eyre, D.R, Juricic, L, Chandrasekaran, S, Li, M, Nah, H.D, Upholt, W.B, Tanzer, M.L

“…Fibrous and nonfibrous collagens comprise two major groups within the collagen family and both groups are found in a diverse variety of tissue fabrics. Type IX…”
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Type II collagen mRNA containing an alternatively spliced exon predominates in the chick limb prior to chondrogenesis by HYUN-DUCK NAH, UPHOLT, W. B

“…A series of cDNA clones corresponding to the 5' end of the chicken type II collagen mRNA were generated using a single-sided polymerase chain reaction…”
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The chicken alpha 1 (XI) collagen gene is widely expressed in embryonic tissues by Nah, H D, Barembaum, M, Upholt, W B

“…Complementary DNA and genomic DNA clones corresponding to the chicken alpha 1 (XI) collagen gene were isolated and characterized. These recombinant DNA clones…”
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chick type III collagen gene contains two promoters that are preferentially expressed in different cell types and are separated by over 20 kb of DNA containing 23 exons by Zhang, Y, Niu, Z, Cohen, A.J, Nah, H.D, Adams, S.L

“…Type III collagen is present in prechondrogenic mesenchyme, but not in cartilages formed during endochondral ossification. However, cultured chick chondrocytes…”
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An alternative transcript of the chick type III collagen gene that does not encode type III collagen by HYUN-DUCK NAH, ZELING NIU, ADAMS, S. L

“…Type III collagen, a ubiquitous protein found in most connective tissues, is not present in hyaline cartilage. However, we have identified an alternative…”
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