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    Skills for the just energy transition: Is skills research 'on track'?

    Skills for the just energy transition: Is skills research 'on track'? by Ramsarup, Presha, Hepplethwaite, Victoria, Poulton, Wendy I.J., Jenkin, Nicola

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    Excessive resorption of mineralised cartilage at the growth plate and impaired bone formation in remodelling in the absence of leukemia inhibitory factor

    Excessive resorption of mineralised cartilage at the growth plate and impaired bone formation in remodelling in the absence of leukemia inhibitory factor by Poulton, I.J, Pompolo, S, Walker, E.C, McGregor, N.E, Sims, N.A

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    CNTF regulates mineralisation and plays critical sex-specific roles in bone formation

    CNTF regulates mineralisation and plays critical sex-specific roles in bone formation by McGregor, N.E, Walker, E.C, Pompolo, S, Poulton, I.J, Martin, T.J, Sims, N.A

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    Murine Oncostatin M (mOSM) regulates osetoblastic genes through a novel receptor

    Murine Oncostatin M (mOSM) regulates osetoblastic genes through a novel receptor by Walker, E.C, McGregor, N.E, Poulton, I.J, Solano, M, Zhang, J, Nicola, N.A, Gillespie, M.T, Martin, T.J, Sims, N.A

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    Mice lacking AMP-activated kinase (AMPK) subunits β1 or β2 have low bone mass, while AICAR acts AMPK-independently to increase osteoclast formation

    Mice lacking AMP-activated kinase (AMPK) subunits β1 or β2 have low bone mass, while AICAR acts AMPK-independently to increase osteoclast formation by Quinn, J.M.W, Tam, S, Sims, N.A, Saleh, H, McGregor, N.E, Poulton, I.J, Walker, E.C, Scott, J, Kemp, B.E, Gillespie, M.T, Van Denderen, B.J.W

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    Development of a vaginally applied, non-hormonal contraceptive: the contraceptive efficacy and impact on bone turnover of PEGLA, a long-acting LIF antagonist

    Development of a vaginally applied, non-hormonal contraceptive: the contraceptive efficacy and impact on bone turnover of PEGLA, a long-acting LIF antagonist by Menkhorst, E, Zhang, J.G, Morgan, P.O, Poulton, I.J, Metcalf, D, Salamonsen, L.A, Sims, N.A, Nicola, N.A, Dimitriadis, E

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    Osteoclast Inhibitory Lectin (OCIL), an immune cell product that is required for normal bone physiology in vivo

    Osteoclast Inhibitory Lectin (OCIL), an immune cell product that is required for normal bone physiology in vivo by Kartsogiannis, V, Sims, N.A, Quinn, J.M.W, Ly, C, Cipetic, M, Poulton, I.J, Walker, E.C, Saleh, H, McGregor, N.E, Wallace, M.E, Smyth, M.J, Martin, T.J, Zhou, H, Ng, K.W, Gillespie, M.T

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    Severe developmental bone phenotype in ClC-7 deficient mice

    Severe developmental bone phenotype in ClC-7 deficient mice by Neutzsky-Wulff, A.V., Sims, N.A., Supanchart, C., Kornak, U., Felsenberg, D., Poulton, I.J., Martin, T.J., Karsdal, M.A., Henriksen, K.

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