Zoekresultaten - Robling, Alexander G.

Muscle loss and bone loss: master and slave? door Robling, Alexander G.

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Is bone’s response to mechanical signals dominated by muscle forces? door Robling, Alexander G.

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The Interaction of Biological Factors with Mechanical Signals in Bone Adaptation: Recent Developments door Robling, Alexander G.

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The expanding role of Wnt signaling in bone metabolism door Robling, Alexander G.

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Mechanical Signaling for Bone Modeling and Remodeling door Robling, Alexander G., Turner, Charles H.

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New Insights into Wnt–Lrp5/6–β-Catenin Signaling in Mechanotransduction door Kang, Kyung Shin, Robling, Alexander G.

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WNT-Mediated Modulation of Bone Metabolism: Implications for WNT Targeting to Treat Extra-Skeletal Disorders door Bullock, Whitney A., Robling, Alexander G.

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The Osteocyte: New Insights door Robling, Alexander G., Bonewald, Lynda F.

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The Wnt pathway: an important control mechanism in bone’s response to mechanical loading door Choi, Roy B., Robling, Alexander G.

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Nmp4/CIZ: Road Block at the Intersection of PTH and Load door Childress, Paul, Robling, Alexander G, Bidwell, Joseph P

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Mechanotransduction in bone tissue: The A214V and G171V mutations in Lrp5 enhance load-induced osteogenesis in a surface-selective manner door Niziolek, Paul J., Warman, Matthew L., Robling, Alexander G.

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Postnatal β-catenin deletion from Dmp1-expressing osteocytes/osteoblasts reduces structural adaptation to loading, but not periosteal load-induced bone formation door Kang, Kyung Shin, Hong, Jung Min, Robling, Alexander G.

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In Vivo Axial Loading of the Mouse Tibia door Melville, Katherine M., Robling, Alexander G., van der Meulen, Marjolein C. H.

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Skeletal Functions of Voltage Sensitive Calcium Channels door Wright, Christian S., Robling, Alexander G., Farach-Carson, Mary C., Thompson, William R.

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Inactivation of Lrp5 in Osteocytes Reduces Young’s Modulus and Responsiveness to the Mechanical Loading door Zhao, Liming, Shim, Joon W., Dodge, Todd R., Robling, Alexander G., Yokota, Hiroki

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Bone Matrix Composition following PTH Treatment Is Not Dependent on Sclerostin Status door Ross, Ryan D., Mashiatulla, Maleeha, Robling, Alexander G., Miller, Lisa M., Sumner, D. Rick

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The emerging role of serotonin (5-hydroxytryptamine) in the skeleton and its mediation of the skeletal effects of low-density lipoprotein receptor-related protein 5 (LRP5) door Warden, Stuart J., Robling, Alexander G., Haney, Elizabeth M., Turner, Charles H., Bliziotes, Michael M.

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Mechanical stimulation and intermittent parathyroid hormone treatment induce disproportional osteogenic, geometric, and biomechanical effects in growing mouse bone door McAteer, Maureen E., Niziolek, Paul J., Ellis, Shana N., Alge, Daniel L., Robling, Alexander G.

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High-bone-mass-producing mutations in the Wnt signaling pathway result in distinct skeletal phenotypes door Niziolek, Paul J., Farmer, Takeisha, Cui, Yajun, Turner, Charles H., Warman, Matthew L., Robling, Alexander G.

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Quick and inexpensive paraffin-embedding method for dynamic bone formation analyses door Porter, Amy, Irwin, Regina, Miller, Josselyn, Horan, Daniel J., Robling, Alexander G., McCabe, Laura R.

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