Christa Maes (@SCEBP Lab)

Pharmacological HIF activation protects against diet-induced obesity, glucose intolerance, and skeletal dysfunction by exerting dual beneficial effects on energy metabolism and bone - Bone Research Bone Research - Pharmacological HIF activation protects against diet-induced obesity, glucose intolerance, and skeletal dysfunction by exerting dual beneficial effects on energy metabolism and bone

www.nature.com/articles/s41...

Thanks @natrevendo.nature.com & Claire Greenhill for highlighting our work 🙏🌸

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What a wonderful way to enter Bluesky! First post for us on this platform, and it could not get any better 😊. Thanks 🙏 @naturerevendo.bsky.social for highlighting our review on #skeletal #stem #cells and featuring it on the cover of the March issue ❤️

Showing the current front cover of Nature Reviews Endocrinology; against a blue background, different cell types emerge out of a bone cross-section.

The @naturerevendo.bsky.social March issue is now online! Including articles on #bone physiology, type 1 #diabetes, skeletal muscle #metabolism, #GHRH and more -> www.nature.com/nrendo/

Figure showing the fates and functions of skeletal stem and progenitor cells residing within the bone marrow microenvironment.

Featured in our March issue: Seppe Melis, Dana Trompet, Andrei S. Chagin & Christa Maes review skeletal stem and progenitor cells in #bone physiology, ageing and disease rdcu.be/d9TSW