Enhanced osteoblastic differentiation of parietal bone in a novel murine model of mucopolysaccharidosis type II.

In sharp contrast, although there was a weak trend in the increase of cell proliferation of the parietal bone in Ids -deficient cells, there was no significant difference between the proliferation of the osteoblast of the wild-type control and Ids -deficient mice ( Fig. 6 D), demonstrating that an enhanced growth of calvarial bone, in particular the parietal bone, was due to an enhanced differentiation to osteoblast from progenitor cells. 3.5.

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In both the frontal bone and parietal bone, although there was an increasing trend in total thickness ( i.e. , outer osteoblast layer + osteocyte layer + inner osteoblast layer), only the total thickness of the parietal bone, but not the frontal bone, was significantly increased in Ids -deficient mice ( Fig. 3 F).

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