… (a) is a schematic photograph of normal cranial bones and sutures 1 . (… mechanisms for human
midline craniosynostosis. A re-… thorough insights into the development of craniosynostosis …

… has led to the socialization of the human species as we know it. … In 1851, Virchow stated that
normal skull growth is … for metopic synostosis include either open cranial vault reconstruction …

… cranial neural crest cells in mammalian skull development … modification enzymes leading
to altered translation of specific … of syndromic craniosynostosis to gain insight into pathogenic …

… studies of suture development and craniosynostosis. We also … mechanistic insights into the
etiology of craniosynostosis are … These alterations are likely due to the species differences …

… genetic mutations that affect the cranial vault, with additional … sutures, with inhibition of
perpendicular cranial bone growth. … epoch, where the early human ancestors gave way to current …

… syndromic craniosynostosis and analyze what insights they … of normal and pathological
craniofacial growth. Mouse … sutures did not show alteration of proliferation and differentiation …

… insights into morphologic differences caused by TWIST1 mutation. The components of the
cranial vault in mice and humans … that skull growth is not achieved by a constant increase in …

… The human skull is created through two different ossification … During craniosynostosis, the
head will stop growing in only … underlying etiology has provided insights for their nonsurgical …

… (eg craniosynostosis, caused by early fusion of cranial sutures … provide insights into the
evolution of the modern human skull … but the growth of the posterior aspect of the cranial vault, the …

… How different from “normal” are the cranial base and vault of … left-right asymmetry of the
human brain early in life; particularly, … of cranial vault expansion amplifies pressure on the cranial …