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1 ing Myocardin, which prevented airway smooth muscle differentiation.
2 , diseases linked to loss of vascular smooth muscle differentiation.
3 ent, including mesenchymal growth and smooth muscle differentiation.
4 channels is a pivotal event during skeletal muscle differentiation.
5 of Map4k4 is essential for its inhibition of muscle differentiation.
6 ressive pediatric cancer exhibiting skeletal-muscle differentiation.
7 f DEFB103, a human defensin that can inhibit muscle differentiation.
8 oth muscle precursors is required for smooth muscle differentiation.
9 activity and consequently inhibited skeletal muscle differentiation.
10 key molecular link between O(2) and skeletal muscle differentiation.
11 s involved in Sharp-1-mediated inhibition of muscle differentiation.
12 as a negative regulator of mTOR activity and muscle differentiation.
13 atively regulates mTOR activity and skeletal muscle differentiation.
14 s slow fiber gene expression during skeletal muscle differentiation.
15 low fiber type specification during skeletal muscle differentiation.
16 ors and histone-modifying enzymes that shape muscle differentiation.
17 gulator Myocardin (Myocd) and induces smooth muscle differentiation.
18 likely due to the role of miR-1a in cardiac muscle differentiation.
19 ctor is important for all types of embryonic muscle differentiation.
20 erentiation with subsequent increased smooth muscle differentiation.
21 hich arrested during the process of skeletal muscle differentiation.
22 ulates myogenic transcription factors during muscle differentiation.
23 indicating that CTCF regulates MRF-mediated muscle differentiation.
24 ciated genes in ARMS cells, thereby blocking muscle differentiation.
25 s agents that mediate cytostasis and promote muscle differentiation.
26 ing M2c macrophage activation and modulating muscle differentiation.
27 overcome the inhibitory effects of MBNL3 on muscle differentiation.
28 ox transcription factor that is critical for muscle differentiation.
29 through induction of microRNAs during smooth muscle differentiation.
30 ying an important role in attenuating smooth muscle differentiation.
31 and two KLF3 isoforms are upregulated during muscle differentiation.
32 ription factor that plays essential roles in muscle differentiation.
33 to Igf2 promoters is also an early event in muscle differentiation.
34 erating stem cells and later promotes smooth muscle differentiation.
35 ity to study the systems-level properties of muscle differentiation.
36 fferentiation, and Hand2 potentiates cardiac muscle differentiation.
37 is, we discovered one compound that controls muscle differentiation.
38 s may serve as markers of striated or smooth muscle differentiation.
39 grin subunit, is essential for morphological muscle differentiation.
40 a critical lineage determinant for skeletal muscle differentiation.
41 ng FAK regulation of myogenin expression and muscle differentiation.
42 t role for Pbx proteins in promoting cardiac muscle differentiation.
43 ortant signaling pathways linked to skeletal muscle differentiation.
44 keleton is a critical early step in skeletal muscle differentiation.
45 hich contains PRDM16, of which loss promotes muscle differentiation.
46 n at random, we identify 49 involved in late muscle differentiation.
47 t beta-catenin, not TCF/LEF, is required for muscle differentiation.
48 ss of brown fat characteristics and promotes muscle differentiation.
49 fied direct Stat3 target genes important for muscle differentiation.
50 xpression throughout the program of skeletal muscle differentiation.
51 APC, have been suggested to govern terminal muscle differentiation.
52 ence that Akt1 and not Akt2 is essential for muscle differentiation.
53 teins, Skp2 and Myf5, for proteolysis during muscle differentiation.
54 of primitive mesenchyme exhibiting skeletal muscle differentiation.
55 t regulates myogenin expression and skeletal muscle differentiation.
56 ct of the Msx1 gene is a potent inhibitor of muscle differentiation.
57 PK pathway directly during processes such as muscle differentiation.
58 functions in myoblasts to modulate skeletal muscle differentiation.
59 Myoblast fusion is an essential step during muscle differentiation.
60 wn of Cdh1 by siRNA significantly attenuates muscle differentiation.
61 3 or its pharmacological inhibition impaired muscle differentiation.
62 ctions as a negative regulator of late-stage muscle differentiation.
63 es associated with proliferation or terminal muscle differentiation.
64 transcription of target genes essential for muscle differentiation.
65 ential for sustaining the earliest events in muscle differentiation.
66 Ig/fibronectin superfamily members linked to muscle differentiation.
67 ssion of the late genes that induce terminal muscle differentiation.
68 protein, may play a critical role in cardiac muscle differentiation.
69 ack loop in the transcriptional circuitry of muscle differentiation.
70 that repress gene expression during skeletal muscle differentiation.
71 on, and the Ski and Hes6 genes have roles in muscle differentiation.
72 yncytial formation is a hallmark of skeletal muscle differentiation.
73 on of genes involved in cardiac and skeletal muscle differentiation.
74 t to promote notochord formation and prevent muscle differentiation.
75 meostasis which is downregulated in skeletal muscle differentiation.
76 3 ubiquitin ligase to repress human skeletal muscle differentiation.
77 activation of the Myog promoter to initiate muscle differentiation.
78 uning, clearance of neuronal debris, and for muscle differentiation.
79 nascent buds coincided with patterned smooth muscle differentiation.
80 ed for myogenic gene expression and skeletal muscle differentiation.
81 p, both of which are induced during skeletal muscle differentiation.
82 nvestigated the function of AUF1 in skeletal muscle differentiation.
83 sion between progenitor cell maintenance and muscle differentiation.
84 in myogenic factors and pathways involved in muscle differentiation.
85 gesting a role for this protein during early muscle differentiation.
86 ction of myocardin, a key mediator of smooth muscle differentiation.
87 role in the regulation of the final stage of muscle differentiation.
88 d cells, whereas an increase is required for muscle differentiation.
89 type and misregulation of genes involved in muscle differentiation.
90 ity and function as an inhibitor of skeletal muscle differentiation.
91 us Wnt signalling inhibitor for normal heart muscle differentiation.
92 res in which H19 depletion causes precocious muscle differentiation, a phenotype recapitulated by let
93 activation of Fbxl2 is required for skeletal muscle differentiation, a process that is interrupted by
94 minant-negative Set7 mutant impairs skeletal muscle differentiation, accompanied by a decrease in lev
95 hat Map4k4 is a novel suppressor of skeletal muscle differentiation, acting through a Myf5-dependent
96 do not display overt abnormalities in smooth muscle differentiation, although they show a significant
97 e expression during myofibroblast and smooth muscle differentiation, an event that is important for w
100 exit sites takes place early during skeletal muscle differentiation and completely remodels the secre
101 oblasts have the ability to undergo skeletal muscle differentiation and cross the blood vessel wall r
103 oop-helix transcription factor essential for muscle differentiation and enhances its binding to E box
105 functions are reflected in defects in smooth muscle differentiation and function in mice with mutatio
109 ction between MyoD and Id1 in the process of muscle differentiation and have implications for the inv
110 K(v)7.4 plays a permissive role in skeletal muscle differentiation and highlight REST as a crucial t
112 roRNAs that are dynamically regulated during muscle differentiation and hypertrophy identified microR
113 T14 and Y15 in cell cycle quiescence during muscle differentiation and implicate two muscle differen
114 of cytoskeletal remodelling processes during muscle differentiation and in adult cardiomyocytes.
117 on factor, is a potent repressor of skeletal muscle differentiation and is dysregulated in muscle pat
120 etween transient and permanent repression of muscle differentiation and lineage commitment genes and
121 protein degradation and protein synthesis in muscle differentiation and metabolism under abnormal and
123 ther signal transduction pathways including: muscle differentiation and myopathies (MEF2C), tumor sup
124 role of SMYD3 in the regulation of skeletal muscle differentiation and myotube formation, partially
126 SRF is an essential regulator of skeletal muscle differentiation and numerous components of the mu
127 lated genes were mainly involved in skeletal muscle differentiation and proliferation, including IGF2
128 nts define a biological function for Set7 in muscle differentiation and provide a molecular mechanism
129 fine a novel biological function for 4.1R in muscle differentiation and provide a molecular mechanism
131 itical trans-regulatory function in skeletal muscle differentiation and regeneration that is mediated
135 A expression and results in deficient smooth muscle differentiation and resultant aortic arch artery
136 ged1 in neural crest impairs vascular smooth muscle differentiation and results in aortic arch artery
137 w that FGF9 represses peribronchiolar smooth muscle differentiation and stimulates vascular developme
138 f SMN protein in the intrinsic regulation of muscle differentiation and suggest that abnormal muscle
139 icated TNFalpha-dependent miRNA circuitry in muscle differentiation and survival pathways in cancer.
142 trophin (Utrn) is suppressed during skeletal muscle differentiation, and it is replaced at the sarcol
143 serum response factor, a master regulator of muscle differentiation, and negatively regulates its lev
144 ome-wide analysis of epigenetic marks during muscle differentiation, and strikingly, we observed a ne
145 cognised role in the earliest steps of heart muscle differentiation, and that partial complementation
146 modulate chromatin structure during skeletal muscle differentiation are still poorly understood.
147 control splicing patterns during neuron and muscle differentiation are the polypyrimidine tract-bind
148 ermed the Bruno body, and after the onset of muscle differentiation, Aret disperses in the nucleus.
150 mors that displayed an inability to complete muscle differentiation as determined by histological app
151 trates that TBP2 does not replace TBP during muscle differentiation, as previously proposed, with lim
152 ISPR-Cas9 genome editing and in vitro smooth muscle differentiation assay, we demonstrate that CD146
153 ltransferase Prmt5 was required for skeletal muscle differentiation at the early stages of myogenesis
154 that sfrp1 is not only able to promote heart muscle differentiation but is also required for the form
155 pression of c-Ski/SnoN also induces skeletal muscle differentiation, but how c-Ski/SnoN function in m
156 ng promoted proliferation and induced smooth muscle differentiation, but inhibited myocardial differe
157 in expression are induced as early events in muscle differentiation, but the responsible molecular me
158 f2 family of transcription factors regulates muscle differentiation, but the specific gene programs c
159 in differentiated muscle cells and promotes muscle differentiation by activating serum response fact
160 -regulatory modules (CRMs) in human skeletal muscle differentiation by combining myogenic TF binding
161 te MEF2 transcriptional function in skeletal muscle differentiation by depleting individual MEF2 prot
162 These data suggest that MBNL3 antagonizes muscle differentiation by disrupting Mef2 beta-exon spli
163 we demonstrated myocardin coordinate smooth muscle differentiation by inducing transcription of micr
164 sed in ureteral mesenchyme, regulates smooth muscle differentiation by maintaining Shh1 responsivenes
165 ed changes in the chromatin landscape during muscle differentiation by mapping the genome-wide locati
168 blast are utilized in the somites to promote muscle differentiation by serving as a source of Noggin.
169 SMYD3, revealed that SMYD3 impacts skeletal muscle differentiation by targeting the key muscle regul
171 enhancer that confers promoter regulation by muscle differentiation, changes in intracellular calcium
173 chanisms in mediating the complex program of muscle differentiation determined by the E2A proteins.
175 factors that play pivotal roles in striated muscle differentiation, development, and metabolism, in
176 l induction that propagates a wave of smooth muscle differentiation during aortic arch artery develop
177 ranscription factors play essential roles in muscle differentiation during embryogenesis, but their p
178 myoblasts, demonstrating that the process of muscle differentiation enhances the loss of normal ISCU
181 neurin plays an important regulatory role in muscle differentiation, fiber-type determination, hypert
182 are employed at different times of skeletal muscle differentiation for the purpose of facilitating A
185 18, which are important regulators of smooth muscle differentiation from the mesothelium and related
186 TGF-beta1 promotes the expression of smooth muscle differentiation genes through the inhibition of N
189 Mechanical stimulation can regulate skeletal muscle differentiation, growth and metabolism; however,
190 ve lipid whose signaling activities regulate muscle differentiation, homeostasis, and satellite cell
191 regulation during the initiation of skeletal muscle differentiation; however, there is less informati
192 lts in embryos that lack detectable bodywall muscle differentiation, identifying this trio as a set t
193 he absence of MyoD, was sufficient to induce muscle differentiation in a manner entirely dependent on
195 the GSK3beta inhibitor BIO induced skeletal muscle differentiation in human induced pluripotent stem
197 es MYOD signature genes and induces skeletal muscle differentiation in normal myoblasts and ERMS.
198 nstrate further that Hh ligand drives smooth muscle differentiation in primary intestinal mesenchyme
199 1 kinases to identify those that may repress muscle differentiation in proliferating myoblasts in the
200 ttranslational modification, metabolism, and muscle differentiation in recruited skeletal muscles, wh
202 Notch ligand Jagged1, a key driver of smooth muscle differentiation in the aortic arch arteries.
203 omponent Ezh2 is required to restrict smooth muscle differentiation in the developing lung mesotheliu
204 We conclude that etv2 actively represses muscle differentiation in vascular progenitors, thus res
205 As NAM-NAD(+) biosynthesis also impacts muscle differentiation in vertebrates, we propose that s
206 ing in skeletal muscle to influence skeletal muscle differentiation in vitro and skeletal myofiber si
207 muscle fibers, and knockdown of A20 impairs muscle differentiation in vitro, which suggests that A20
209 oss of brown fat characteristics and induces muscle differentiation in vivo through demethylation of
212 OBEC2 blocks TGFbeta signaling, and promotes muscle differentiation, in a mammalian myoblastic cell l
213 e decreased levels of proteins important for muscle differentiation including pRB, MyoD, desmin, and
215 ing muscle differentiation and implicate two muscle differentiation-induced microRNAs in the process.
217 Moreover, follistatin's ability to enhance muscle differentiation is at least partially due to its
223 demonstrate that neural crest-derived smooth muscle differentiation is specifically required for norm
224 a, a malignancy showing features of skeletal muscle differentiation, is the most common soft tissue s
225 vestigate the role of dysferlin during early muscle differentiation, its localization was studied at
226 ckdown of LncMyoD strongly inhibits terminal muscle differentiation, largely due to a failure to exit
227 pathways related to protein ubiquitination, muscle differentiation, lipids and hormonal systems.
228 LMOD3 was expressed from early stages of muscle differentiation; localized to actin thin filament
229 (Epha4, Pmp22, Nrp1, Gap43, Ndn) and smooth muscle differentiation (Madh3, Nrp1, Tagln Calponin, Cal
233 lly, revealed by the premature expression of muscle differentiation markers, and, especially, by a re
234 ng SMN inhibited the premature expression of muscle differentiation markers, corrected the cytoskelet
237 research groups have used them for skeletal muscle differentiation, most were based on gene over-exp
238 regulates PI3K-AKT, ERK1/2, mTOR signaling, muscle differentiation, myoblast fusion, cellular oxygen
240 /protein expression of phenotypic markers of muscle differentiation, namely paired box 7 (satellite c
241 nown transcriptional repressors for terminal muscle differentiation, namely ZBTB38, Bhlhe41, and Id1.
242 espite the role played by Msx1 in inhibiting muscle differentiation, nothing is known of the mechanis
246 Bmp4 expression, which then enhanced smooth muscle differentiation of neural crest cells (NCCs) in t
249 d Hippo pathways converge to regulate smooth muscle differentiation of the neural crest, which is cru
251 f Mef2 in adult myoblasts leads to premature muscle differentiation, our results explain how and why
252 , coinciding with a reduction in both smooth muscle differentiation potential and TGFbeta1 responsive
253 isrupting this stereotyped pattern of smooth muscle differentiation prevents terminal bifurcation.
254 e a reduction in quantity of ureteral smooth muscle, differentiation proceeded without Smad4, produci
256 ed role for Myocd in repressing the skeletal muscle differentiation program and suggest that this tra
257 n, our results explain how and why the adult muscle differentiation program is attenuated prior to pu
259 e for migration and initiation of the smooth muscle differentiation program, however, it is essential
263 se factor (SRF) is a key regulator of smooth muscle differentiation, proliferation, and migration.
264 genes are direct transcriptional targets of muscle differentiation regulators including serum respon
272 ion of beta1 integrin at the onset of smooth muscle differentiation resulted in interrupted aortic ar
274 , bioartificial muscle engineering, skeletal muscle differentiation studies and for better understand
275 n myogenic differentiation using an in vitro muscle differentiation system based on C2C12 cells.
277 en associated with roles in immune response, muscle differentiation, testes development and DNA damag
278 devastating cancer with specific features of muscle differentiation that can result from mutational a
282 egulator myocyte enhancer factor 2 (MEF2) in muscle differentiation, the interaction of MEF2 with cof
283 important ubiquitin E3 ligase that modulates muscle differentiation through coordinating cell cycle p
284 Pbx proteins are also necessary for cardiac muscle differentiation through interacting with Hand2.
285 tin E3 ligase UBR5 as an activator of smooth muscle differentiation through its ability to stabilize
286 ar axis, which functionally acts in skeletal muscle differentiation through the modulation of TrxR1 b
287 tive splicing regulator nPTB during skeletal muscle differentiation to control a potential network of
288 us Wnt ligand required for controlling heart muscle differentiation via canonical Wnt/beta-catenin si
289 e repair enzyme TDG as a repressor of smooth muscle differentiation via competing with SRF for bindin
291 em with reporters of early and late skeletal muscle differentiation, we examined the influence of 2,4
292 criptional targets of MyoD prior to skeletal muscle differentiation, we have undertaken a transcripto
293 Due to their identified roles for terminal muscle differentiation, we hypothesize that the accumula
294 roRNAs (miRNAs) that participate in skeletal muscle differentiation were among the most differentiall
296 y member ponsin in nascent costameres during muscle differentiation, which is mediated by an interact
297 ional repressor of Myog, inhibiting skeletal muscle differentiation while activating SMC-specific gen
299 bility of Notch to promote or inhibit smooth muscle differentiation, while the physiological role for
300 sible and transcription factors that control muscle differentiation, yet we still have only rudimenta