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    Publication Date

    6-5-2026

    DOI

    10.1016/j.tem.2026.05.007

    PMID

    42248738

    PMCID

    PMC13245359

    PubMedCentral® Posted Date

    6-9-2026

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    Abstract

    The epiphyseal growth plate is the key target of growth hormone (GH) therapy. Although growth plate stem cells are well defined in mice, their presence in humans was unclear. Using rare surgical specimens, the study by Chu et al. reveals conserved, GH-responsive stem cells in the human pubertal growth plate.

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