BMP-induced Atoh8 attenuates osteoclastogenesis by suppressing Runx2 transcriptional activity and reducing the Rankl/Opg expression ratio in osteoblasts
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R. Kageyama | K. Miyazono | M. Morikawa | S. Maeda | N. Taniguchi | D. Koinuma | S. Komiya | Go Jokoji | Toshiro Ijuin | Y. Yahiro | T. Ijuin | Masato Morikawa
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