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Molecular and cellular adaptations to chronic myotendinous strain injury in mdx mice expressing a truncated dystrophin.

Human molecular genetics - 15 Dec 2008

Banks Glen B, Combs Ariana C, Chamberlain Joel R, Chamberlain Jeffrey S

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Myotendinous strain injury is the most common injury of human skeletal muscles because the majority of muscle forces are transmitted through this region. Although the immediate response to strain injury is well characterized, the chronic response to myotendinous strain injury is less clear. Here we examined the molecular and cellular adaptations to chronic myotendinous strain injury in mdx mice expressing a...

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PMID: 18799475
DOI: 10.1093/hmg/ddn301
PMCID: PMC2638580

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