Signalling mediated by the endoplasmic reticulum stress transducer OASIS is involved in bone formation
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Hiroshi Sekiya | Shinichi Kondo | Atsushi Saito | T. Yoneda | M. Ikawa | M. Okabe | S. Hino | A. Saito | S. Ikegawa | K. Chihara | I. Kou | A. Wanaka | S. Kanemoto | K. Imaizumi | R. Nishimura | H. Sekiya | Masahito Ikawa | Riko Nishimura | Toshiyuki Yoneda | Kazuyasu Chihara | Masaru Okabe | Akio Wanaka | Masahiro Saitoh | Tatsuya Furuichi | Shiro Ikegawa | Kazunori Imaizumi | S. Kondo | T. Furuichi | Ikuyo Kou | Kazuya Yoshinaga | K. Ochiai | Kenji Tsumagari | T. Murakami | Shin-ichiro Hino | Tomohiko Murakami | Soshi Kanemoto | Kenji Tsumagari | Kimiko Ochiai | K. Yoshinaga | Masahiro Saitoh | Tomohiko Murakami
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