File:GDF5 and BMPR Pathway (Du Pan Syndrome).png
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English: This diagram illustrates how GDF-5, a signaling protein, binds to the BMPR receptor on cell surfaces. This binding activates proteins, which regulate the expression of genes involved in bone and cartilage formation. This process is critical for proper skeletal development. |
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