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Transfer of LacZ Marker Gene to the Meniscus*

1 Jul 1999

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Background: Lesions in the avascular two-thirds of the meniscus do not heal well and are of concern clinically. Various growth factors promote the synthesis of matrix by meniscal cells and thus have the potential to augment healing. However, their clinical application is severely hindered by problems with delivery. An attractive approach to overcoming such problems is to transfer genes that encode the growth...

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PMID: 10428122
DOI: 10.2106/00004623-199907000-00003

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