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Estrogen Signaling in Arcuate Kiss1 Neurons Suppresses a Sex-Dependent Circuit That Promotes Dense Strong Bones in Female Mice

Candice B Herber, William C Krause, Liping Wang, James R Bayrer, Alfred Li, Matthew T Schmitz, Aaron Fields, Breanna Ford, Michelle S Reid, Daniel K Nomura, Robert A Nissenson, Stephanie M Correa, Holly A Ingraham
doi: https://doi.org/10.1101/315283
Candice B Herber
University of California, San Francisco;
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William C Krause
University of California, San Francisco;
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Liping Wang
VA Medical Center University of California San Francisco;
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James R Bayrer
Univerity of California, San Francisco;
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Alfred Li
VA Medical Center, Univesity of California, San Francisco;
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Matthew T Schmitz
University of California, San Francisco;
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Aaron Fields
University of California, San Francisco;
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Breanna Ford
University of California, Berkeley;
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Michelle S Reid
University of California, Los Angeles;
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Daniel K Nomura
University of California, Berkeley;
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Robert A Nissenson
VA Medical Center University of California, San Francisco
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Stephanie M Correa
University of California, Los Angeles;
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Holly A Ingraham
University of California, San Francisco;
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  • For correspondence: holly.ingraham@ucsf.edu
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https://doi.org/10.1101/315283
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  1. Candice B Herber1 (candice.herber{at}ucsf.edu),
  2. William C Krause1 (william.krause{at}ucsf.edu),
  3. Liping Wang2 (liping.wang{at}ucsf.edu),
  4. James R Bayrer3 (james.bayrer{at}ucsf.edu),
  5. Alfred Li4,
  6. Matthew T Schmitz1 (matthew.schmitz{at}ucsf.edu),
  7. Aaron Fields1 (aaron.fields{at}ucsf.edu),
  8. Breanna Ford5 (breannadrew{at}berkeley.edu),
  9. Michelle S Reid6 (michelle.reid{at}berkeley.edu),
  10. Daniel K Nomura5 (dnomura{at}berkeley.edu),
  11. Robert A Nissenson7 (robert.nissenson{at}ucsf.edu),
  12. Stephanie M Correa6 (stephaniecorrea{at}ucla.edu) and
  13. Holly A Ingraham1,8 (holly.ingraham{at}ucsf.edu)
  1. 1 University of California, San Francisco;
  2. 2 VA Medical Center University of California San Francisco;
  3. 3 Univerity of California, San Francisco;
  4. 4 VA Medical Center, Univesity of California, San Francisco;
  5. 5 University of California, Berkeley;
  6. 6 University of California, Los Angeles;
  7. 7 VA Medical Center University of California, San Francisco
  1. ↵* Corresponding author; email: holly.ingraham{at}ucsf.edu
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Estrogen Signaling in Arcuate Kiss1 Neurons Suppresses a Sex-Dependent Circuit That Promotes Dense Strong Bones in Female Mice
Candice B Herber, William C Krause, Liping Wang, James R Bayrer, Alfred Li, Matthew T Schmitz, Aaron Fields, Breanna Ford, Michelle S Reid, Daniel K Nomura, Robert A Nissenson, Stephanie M Correa, Holly A Ingraham
bioRxiv 315283; doi: https://doi.org/10.1101/315283
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Estrogen Signaling in Arcuate Kiss1 Neurons Suppresses a Sex-Dependent Circuit That Promotes Dense Strong Bones in Female Mice
Candice B Herber, William C Krause, Liping Wang, James R Bayrer, Alfred Li, Matthew T Schmitz, Aaron Fields, Breanna Ford, Michelle S Reid, Daniel K Nomura, Robert A Nissenson, Stephanie M Correa, Holly A Ingraham
bioRxiv 315283; doi: https://doi.org/10.1101/315283

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