Notch inhibits chondrogenic differentiation of mesenchymal progenitor cells by targeting Twist1 is a research paper published in Molecular and Cellular Endocrinology (2015). On theSindex it has a DataRank of 0.626. It has been cited 64 times.
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Base Score Contribution
0.626
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Citation Network Contribution
0
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Grant: 2013021051
Program for Changjiang Scholars and Innovative Research Team in University
Grant: IRT1270
National Natural Science Foundation of China
Grant: 81220108027
National Institutes of Health
Grant: R21AR063803
National Key Research and Development Program of China
Grant: 2010CB530400
FWCI
3.64
Citation Percentile
0.9%
Influential Citations
2
Citation Trend
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Additional file 8 of Zebrafish as a model to investigate a biallelic gain-of-function variant in MSGN1, associated with a novel skeletal dysplasia syndrome
Additional file 8 of Zebrafish as a model to investigate a biallelic gain-of-function variant in MSGN1, associated with a novel skeletal dysplasia syndrome
Additional file 7 of Zebrafish as a model to investigate a biallelic gain-of-function variant in MSGN1, associated with a novel skeletal dysplasia syndrome
Additional file 5 of Zebrafish as a model to investigate a biallelic gain-of-function variant in MSGN1, associated with a novel skeletal dysplasia syndrome
Additional file 7 of Zebrafish as a model to investigate a biallelic gain-of-function variant in MSGN1, associated with a novel skeletal dysplasia syndrome
Additional file 4 of Zebrafish as a model to investigate a biallelic gain-of-function variant in MSGN1, associated with a novel skeletal dysplasia syndrome
Additional file 5 of Zebrafish as a model to investigate a biallelic gain-of-function variant in MSGN1, associated with a novel skeletal dysplasia syndrome
Additional file 6 of Zebrafish as a model to investigate a biallelic gain-of-function variant in MSGN1, associated with a novel skeletal dysplasia syndrome
Additional file 6 of Zebrafish as a model to investigate a biallelic gain-of-function variant in MSGN1, associated with a novel skeletal dysplasia syndrome
Additional file 3 of Zebrafish as a model to investigate a biallelic gain-of-function variant in MSGN1, associated with a novel skeletal dysplasia syndrome
Additional file 3 of Zebrafish as a model to investigate a biallelic gain-of-function variant in MSGN1, associated with a novel skeletal dysplasia syndrome
Additional file 4 of Zebrafish as a model to investigate a biallelic gain-of-function variant in MSGN1, associated with a novel skeletal dysplasia syndrome
Additional file 2 of Zebrafish as a model to investigate a biallelic gain-of-function variant in MSGN1, associated with a novel skeletal dysplasia syndrome
Additional file 1 of Zebrafish as a model to investigate a biallelic gain-of-function variant in MSGN1, associated with a novel skeletal dysplasia syndrome
Additional file 1 of Zebrafish as a model to investigate a biallelic gain-of-function variant in MSGN1, associated with a novel skeletal dysplasia syndrome
Additional file 2 of Zebrafish as a model to investigate a biallelic gain-of-function variant in MSGN1, associated with a novel skeletal dysplasia syndrome