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Supplementary Figure 1:Deletion of the Ikk locus in IkkCol1KO mouse.
(a)Schematic representation of the IkkF/F and Ikkloci. Residual Ikk locus was amplified with primers Ex3-F and Ex3-R. Ikk was amplified with primers c and d.(b) Genomic DNA was prepared from each tissue of IkkCol1KO mouse and the Ikk fragment was amplified by PCR. (c) Quantification of the amount of Ikkin each tissue of IkkCol1KO mouse by qPCR(error bars; ± S.D.).Represented data are from one of three independent experiments.
Supplementary Figure 2:Loss of IKKβ in osteoblast lineage is dispensable for normal skeletal growth.
Length of crown-rump (a) and femur and tibia (b) of control and IkkF/F;Col1a1-Cre mice (n=8 in each group;error bars,± S.D.).
SupplementaryFigure 3: IKKβ in mesenchymal cells is dispensable for bone remodeling.
(a)Cancellous bone volume relative to the trabecularvolume (BV/TV) in distal femur of 4 and 8-week-old control and IkkF/F;Prx1-Cre mice (n=6 in each group). (b) Cortical bone volume relative to total volume (BV/TV) in distal femur of 8-week-old control and IkkF/F;Prx1-Cre mice (n=6 in each group). (c) Bone formation rate was calculated with calcein double labeling (n=6 in each group). (d, e) Osteoblast and osteoclast numbers in 8-week-old control and IkkF/F;Prx1-Cre mice. For all groups, n=6. Error bars, ± S.D.
Supplementary Figure 4:Deletion of the Ikk locus in IkkF/FMEF infected with Cre expression viral vector.
Specificity (a) and effectiveness (b) of deleting the Ikk locus were assessed by qPCR amplifyingIkk fragment and exon 3, respectively.Error bars,± S.D.
Supplementary Figure 5: Model illustrating the role of IKK in bone growth.
IKK in unstimulated perichondrial cells represses the expression of MCP-5 in a cell-autonomous manner. In the case Ikk is deleted in the perichondrium (in IkkPrx1KO), MCP-5 is up-regulated, secreted and binds to CCR2, which is expressed by cells in the hypertrophic zone. The binding of MCP-5 increases apoptosis and decreases chondrocyte hypertrophy. In parallel with theIKK-MCP-5 axis, MCP-5 is secreted from embryonic joint-forming cells in a TRII-dependent manner.
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