Jeroen van de Peppel

Dr. Jeroen van de Peppel is a researcher at Erasmus MC in the Department of Internal Medicine, focusing on osteoblast biology, stromal cell dynamics, and mineralization processes. His work intersects bone development, gene expression, and metabolic influences like lipogenesis.

• Key Research Areas: Osteogenesis, Adipogenesis, Physiological/Pathological Mineralization, Bone Development, Gene Expression Profiling, Musculoskeletal Research

His recent publications highlight collaborations in osteoblast biochemistry (100%), stromal cell interactions (74%), and bone development (31%). Studies such as "Interaction of high lipogenic states with titanium on osteogenesis" (2024) and "Tensin-3 in osteogenic vs. adipogenic fate" (2023) reflect his emphasis on molecular mechanisms in bone and vascular health.

Notably, his 2024 review in Trends in Endocrinology and Metabolism discusses zebrafish models for sarcopenia and genomic cooperation, while work on skull-specific bone mineral density loci (2023) explores pleiotropic effects in craniosynostosis.