British society for matrix biology autumn meeting

Autor: Sudre, L, Cheung, F, Kevorkian, L, Young, DA, Darrah, C, Donell, ST, Shepstone, L, Porter, S, Brockbank, S, Edwards, DR, Parker, AE, Clark, IM, Boubriak, OA, Urban, JPG, Cui, Z, Tew, SR, Li, Y, Tweats, LM, Hawkins, RE, Hardingham, TE, Green, D, Partridge, KA, Leveque, I, Mann, S, Oreffo, ROC, Ball, SG, Kielty, CM, Qin, M, Tai, G, Polak, JM, Bishop, AE, Stolzing, A, Scutt, A, Screen, HRC, Shelton, JC, Bader, DL, Lee, DA, Hall, A, Hayes, A, Brown, L, Tubo, R, Caterson, B, Blain, EJ, Gilbert, SJ, Duance, VC, Davies, L, Blain, E, Duance, V, Shengda, Z, Wu, M-H, Xu, X, Heywood, HK, Sims, T, Miot, S, Martin, I, Roughley, PJ, Soranzo, C, Pavesio, A, Hollander, AP, Yang, X, Webb, D, Blaker, J, Maquet, V, Boccaccini, AR, Cooper, C, Eves, P, Beck, AJ, Shard, AG, Gawkrodger, DJ, Mac Neil, S, Rajpar, MH, Kadler, KE, Thornton, DJ, Briggs, MD, Boot-Handford, RP, Ellis, MJ, Tai, C-C, Perera, S, Chaudhuri, JB, Callender, P, Mason, DJ, Colley, H, Mc Arthur, S, Mirmalek-Sani, SH, Roach, HI, Hanley, NA, Wilson, DI, MacIntosh, AC, Crawford, A, Hatton, PV, Wallis, G, Shah, R, Knowles, JC, Hunt, NP, Lewis, MP, Rippon, HJ, Ali, BE, De Bank, PA, Kellam, B, Shakesheff, KM, Comerford, EJ, Tarlton, JF, Wales, A, Bailey, AJ, Innes, JF, Olivier, V, Xie, Y, Descamps, M, Hivart, P, Lu, J, Hardouin, P, Anderson, V, Spiller, DG, Vaughan-Thomas, A, Eissa, SZS, Faram, T, Birch, HL, Zeugolis, D, Paul, G, Attenburrow, G, Bhadal, N, Whawell, SA, Worrall, LK, Rose, FRAJ, Bradshaw, TD, Stevens, MFG, Chuo, CB, Wiseman, MA, Phillips, JB, Brown, RA, Harrison, CA, Gossiel, F, Bullock, AJ, Blumsohn, A, Li, Z, Derham, B, Gaissmaier, C, Fritz, J, Krackhardt, T, Flesch, I, Aicher, WK, Ashammakhi, N, Liu, K-K, Yang, Y, Ahearne, M, Then, K, El Haj, A, Cheung, I, Wright, TC, Kostyuk, O, Baria, KE, Chowdhury, TT, Sharma, AM, Bomzon, Z, Kimmel, E, Knight, MM, Dickinson, S, Pittarello, L, Fish, RS, Ralphs, JR, Farjanel, J, Sève, S, Borel, A, Sommer, P, Hulmes, DJS, Whiting, CV, Dalton, SJ, Mitchell, DC, Kafienah, W, Mistry, S, Hollander, A, Cartmell, S, Magnay, J, Dobson, J, Appleby, RN, Salter, DM, Scutt, N, Rolf, CG, Barry, JJA, Nazhat, SN, Scotchford, CA, Howdle, SM, Roberts, S, Gargiulo, B, Evans, EH, Menage, J, Johnson, WEB, Eisenstein, S, Richardson, JB, Stenfeldt, C, Avery, NC, Tidswell, H, Crabtree, J, Frazer, A, Fraser, S, Wong, M, Beckett, K, Grobbelaar, A, Mudera, V, Bax, DV, Cain, SA, Humphries, MJ, Lomas, A, Oldershaw, R, Murdoch, A, Brennan, K, Redman, S, Haughton, L, Dowthwaite, G, Williams, A, Archer, CW, Esfandiari, E, Stokes, CR, Cox, TM, Evans, MJ, Bailey, M, Hayman, AR, Day, MJ, Williams, R, Evans, D, Adesida, A, Millwards-Sadler, J, Salter, D, Smith, R, Korda, M, Porter, R, Kalia, P, Wiseman, M, Blunn, G, Goodship, A, McClumpha, A, Horrocks, M, Pabbruwe, MB, Du, X, Stewart, K, Suciati, T, Lakey, RL, Pennington, CJ, Cawston, TE, Palmer, L, Tasman, C, Clare, M, Gidley, J, Sandy, J, Mansell, J, Ellis, T, Burger, F, Lauder, R, Khan, I, Smith, M

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Increased classical endoplasmic reticulum stress is sufficient to reduce chondrocyte proliferation rate in the growth plate and decrease bone growth.

Autor: Kung LH; Wellcome Trust Centre for Cell-Matrix Research, Faculty of Life Sciences, The University of Manchester, Manchester, United Kingdom., Rajpar MH; Wellcome Trust Centre for Cell-Matrix Research, Faculty of Life Sciences, The University of Manchester, Manchester, United Kingdom., Preziosi R; Environment, Ecology and Evolution Research Group, Faculty of Life Sciences, The University of Manchester, Manchester, United Kingdom., Briggs MD; Institute of Genetic Medicine, Newcastle University, International Centre for Life, Central Parkway, Newcastle Upon Tyne, United Kingdom., Boot-Handford RP; Wellcome Trust Centre for Cell-Matrix Research, Faculty of Life Sciences, The University of Manchester, Manchester, United Kingdom.

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Hypertrophic chondrocytes have a limited capacity to cope with increases in endoplasmic reticulum stress without triggering the unfolded protein response.

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An unfolded protein response is the initial cellular response to the expression of mutant matrilin-3 in a mouse model of multiple epiphyseal dysplasia.

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