αE-catenin deletion in skeletal stem and progenitor cells (SSPCs) increases their adipogenic potential and protects against diet- or age-induced obesity and hyperglycemia
Karen De Samblancx(KU Leuven), Christa Maes(KU Leuven), Katrien Corbeels(KU Leuven), Frans van Roy(Public Health Agency of Canada), Dana Trompet(Arthritis Foundation), Elena Nefyodova(KU Leuven), Ruben Cardoen(KU Leuven), Marion Mesnieres(KU Leuven), Chantal Mathieu(KU Leuven), Greetje Vande Velde(KU Leuven), Bart Van der Schueren(KU Leuven), Naomi Dirckx(Washington University in St. Louis), Jolanda van Hengel(Ghent University)
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