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GSM186191 | GPL1261 |
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II-A
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Manually microdissected embryonic tibiae; zone II of growth plate
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Tibiae derived from four litters of CD1 mice (Charles River) staged at embryonic day E15.5 were isolated and manually separated into three segments corresponding to early, middle and
late chondrocyte differentiation (Figure 3.1 A, left panel); each litter represented one independent experiment. Starting at either extremity, the region corresponding to approximately the first
third of the bone was segmented and designated zone I, which contains both proliferating and resting cells. Zone II includes segments corresponding to the central region, starting from each
end of the bone and contains mostly prehypertrophic and early hypertrophic chondrocytes. The final zone, zone III, constitutes both the most mature hypertrophic chondrocytes and
the mineralized portion of the tibiae.
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Zone II of growth plate
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GSM186192 | GPL1261 |
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III-A
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Manually microdissected embryonic tibiae; zone III of growth plate
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Tibiae derived from four litters of CD1 mice (Charles River) staged at embryonic day E15.5 were isolated and manually separated into three segments corresponding to early, middle and
late chondrocyte differentiation (Figure 3.1 A, left panel); each litter represented one independent experiment. Starting at either extremity, the region corresponding to approximately the first
third of the bone was segmented and designated zone I, which contains both proliferating and resting cells. Zone II includes segments corresponding to the central region, starting from each
end of the bone and contains mostly prehypertrophic and early hypertrophic chondrocytes. The final zone, zone III, constitutes both the most mature hypertrophic chondrocytes and
the mineralized portion of the tibiae.
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Zone III of growth plate
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GSM186193 | GPL1261 |
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I-B
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Manually microdissected embryonic tibiae; zone I of growth plate
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Tibiae derived from four litters of CD1 mice (Charles River) staged at embryonic day E15.5 were isolated and manually separated into three segments corresponding to early, middle and
late chondrocyte differentiation (Figure 3.1 A, left panel); each litter represented one independent experiment. Starting at either extremity, the region corresponding to approximately the first
third of the bone was segmented and designated zone I, which contains both proliferating and resting cells. Zone II includes segments corresponding to the central region, starting from each
end of the bone and contains mostly prehypertrophic and early hypertrophic chondrocytes. The final zone, zone III, constitutes both the most mature hypertrophic chondrocytes and
the mineralized portion of the tibiae.
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Zone I of growth plate
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GSM186194 | GPL1261 |
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II-B
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Manually microdissected embryonic tibiae; zone II of growth plate
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Tibiae derived from four litters of CD1 mice (Charles River) staged at embryonic day E15.5 were isolated and manually separated into three segments corresponding to early, middle and
late chondrocyte differentiation (Figure 3.1 A, left panel); each litter represented one independent experiment. Starting at either extremity, the region corresponding to approximately the first
third of the bone was segmented and designated zone I, which contains both proliferating and resting cells. Zone II includes segments corresponding to the central region, starting from each
end of the bone and contains mostly prehypertrophic and early hypertrophic chondrocytes. The final zone, zone III, constitutes both the most mature hypertrophic chondrocytes and
the mineralized portion of the tibiae.
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Zone II of growth plate
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GSM186195 | GPL1261 |
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III-B
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Manually microdissected embryonic tibiae; zone III of growth plate
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Tibiae derived from four litters of CD1 mice (Charles River) staged at embryonic day E15.5 were isolated and manually separated into three segments corresponding to early, middle and
late chondrocyte differentiation (Figure 3.1 A, left panel); each litter represented one independent experiment. Starting at either extremity, the region corresponding to approximately the first
third of the bone was segmented and designated zone I, which contains both proliferating and resting cells. Zone II includes segments corresponding to the central region, starting from each
end of the bone and contains mostly prehypertrophic and early hypertrophic chondrocytes. The final zone, zone III, constitutes both the most mature hypertrophic chondrocytes and
the mineralized portion of the tibiae.
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Zone III of growth plate
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GSM186196 | GPL1261 |
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I-C
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Manually microdissected embryonic tibiae; zone I of growth plate
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Tibiae derived from four litters of CD1 mice (Charles River) staged at embryonic day E15.5 were isolated and manually separated into three segments corresponding to early, middle and
late chondrocyte differentiation (Figure 3.1 A, left panel); each litter represented one independent experiment. Starting at either extremity, the region corresponding to approximately the first
third of the bone was segmented and designated zone I, which contains both proliferating and resting cells. Zone II includes segments corresponding to the central region, starting from each
end of the bone and contains mostly prehypertrophic and early hypertrophic chondrocytes. The final zone, zone III, constitutes both the most mature hypertrophic chondrocytes and
the mineralized portion of the tibiae.
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Zone I of growth plate
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GSM186197 | GPL1261 |
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II-C
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Manually microdissected embryonic tibiae; zone II of growth plate
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Tibiae derived from four litters of CD1 mice (Charles River) staged at embryonic day E15.5 were isolated and manually separated into three segments corresponding to early, middle and
late chondrocyte differentiation (Figure 3.1 A, left panel); each litter represented one independent experiment. Starting at either extremity, the region corresponding to approximately the first
third of the bone was segmented and designated zone I, which contains both proliferating and resting cells. Zone II includes segments corresponding to the central region, starting from each
end of the bone and contains mostly prehypertrophic and early hypertrophic chondrocytes. The final zone, zone III, constitutes both the most mature hypertrophic chondrocytes and
the mineralized portion of the tibiae.
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Zone II of growth plate
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GSM186198 | GPL1261 |
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III-C
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Manually microdissected embryonic tibiae; zone III of growth plate
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Tibiae derived from four litters of CD1 mice (Charles River) staged at embryonic day E15.5 were isolated and manually separated into three segments corresponding to early, middle and
late chondrocyte differentiation (Figure 3.1 A, left panel); each litter represented one independent experiment. Starting at either extremity, the region corresponding to approximately the first
third of the bone was segmented and designated zone I, which contains both proliferating and resting cells. Zone II includes segments corresponding to the central region, starting from each
end of the bone and contains mostly prehypertrophic and early hypertrophic chondrocytes. The final zone, zone III, constitutes both the most mature hypertrophic chondrocytes and
the mineralized portion of the tibiae.
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Zone III of growth plate
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GSM186199 | GPL1261 |
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I-D
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Manually microdissected embryonic tibiae; zone I of growth plate
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Tibiae derived from four litters of CD1 mice (Charles River) staged at embryonic day E15.5 were isolated and manually separated into three segments corresponding to early, middle and
late chondrocyte differentiation (Figure 3.1 A, left panel); each litter represented one independent experiment. Starting at either extremity, the region corresponding to approximately the first
third of the bone was segmented and designated zone I, which contains both proliferating and resting cells. Zone II includes segments corresponding to the central region, starting from each
end of the bone and contains mostly prehypertrophic and early hypertrophic chondrocytes. The final zone, zone III, constitutes both the most mature hypertrophic chondrocytes and
the mineralized portion of the tibiae.
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Zone I of growth plate
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GSM186200 | GPL1261 |
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II-D
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Manually microdissected embryonic tibiae; zone II of growth plate
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Tibiae derived from four litters of CD1 mice (Charles River) staged at embryonic day E15.5 were isolated and manually separated into three segments corresponding to early, middle and
late chondrocyte differentiation (Figure 3.1 A, left panel); each litter represented one independent experiment. Starting at either extremity, the region corresponding to approximately the first
third of the bone was segmented and designated zone I, which contains both proliferating and resting cells. Zone II includes segments corresponding to the central region, starting from each
end of the bone and contains mostly prehypertrophic and early hypertrophic chondrocytes. The final zone, zone III, constitutes both the most mature hypertrophic chondrocytes and
the mineralized portion of the tibiae.
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Zone II of growth plate
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GSM186201 | GPL1261 |
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III-D
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Manually microdissected embryonic tibiae; zone III of growth plate
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Tibiae derived from four litters of CD1 mice (Charles River) staged at embryonic day E15.5 were isolated and manually separated into three segments corresponding to early, middle and
late chondrocyte differentiation (Figure 3.1 A, left panel); each litter represented one independent experiment. Starting at either extremity, the region corresponding to approximately the first
third of the bone was segmented and designated zone I, which contains both proliferating and resting cells. Zone II includes segments corresponding to the central region, starting from each
end of the bone and contains mostly prehypertrophic and early hypertrophic chondrocytes. The final zone, zone III, constitutes both the most mature hypertrophic chondrocytes and
the mineralized portion of the tibiae.
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Zone III of growth plate
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GSM186202 | GPL1261 |
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I-A
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Manually microdissected embryonic tibiae; zone I of the growth plate
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Tibiae derived from four litters of CD1 mice (Charles River) staged at embryonic day E15.5 were isolated and manually separated into three segments corresponding to early, middle and
late chondrocyte differentiation (Figure 3.1 A, left panel); each litter represented one independent experiment. Starting at either extremity, the region corresponding to approximately the first
third of the bone was segmented and designated zone I, which contains both proliferating and resting cells. Zone II includes segments corresponding to the central region, starting from each
end of the bone and contains mostly prehypertrophic and early hypertrophic chondrocytes. The final zone, zone III, constitutes both the most mature hypertrophic chondrocytes and
the mineralized portion of the tibiae.
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Zone I of the growth plate
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