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Discrimination of meniscal cell phenotypes using gene expression profiles.

European cells & materials - 22 Mar 2012

Son M, Levenston M E

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The lack of quantitative and objective metrics to assess cartilage and meniscus cell phenotypes contributes to the challenges in fibrocartilage tissue engineering. Although functional assessment of the final resulting tissue is essential, initial characterization of cell sources and quantitative description of their progression towards the natural, desired cell phenotype would provide an effective tool in...

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PMID: 22442006
DOI: 10.22203/ecm.v023a15

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