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Transforming growth factor beta one (TGF-beta 1) enhancement of the chondrocytic phenotype in aged perichondrial cells: an in vitro study.

The Iowa orthopaedic journal - 1 Jan 2000

Lee M C, Goomer R S, Takahashi K, Harwood F L, Amiel M, Amiel D

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BACKGROUND: Perichondrium is recognized as a tissue with chondrogenic potential yielding cells which can be used for osteochondral repair. Factors which influence the proliferative ability and chondrocytic phenotype of such cells include age and presence of specific growth factors, i.e. TGF-beta 1. The present in vitro study assessed proliferation and markers of chondrocytic phenotype in cells extracted from the...

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