Glucose metabolism prevents ferroptosis and secures proteostasis in the developing growth plate

Shauni Loopmans; Steve Stegen; Kateřina Rohlenová; Ingrid Stockmans; Karen Moermans; Peter Carmeliet; Geert Carmeliet

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