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Matrix forming characteristics of inner and outer human meniscus cells on 3D collagen scaffolds under normal and low oxygen tensions.

BMC musculoskeletal disorders - 13 Dec 2013

Croutze Roger, Jomha Nadr, Uludag Hasan, Adesida Adetola

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BACKGROUND: Limited intrinsic healing potential of the meniscus and a strong correlation between meniscal injury and osteoarthritis have prompted investigation of surgical repair options, including the implantation of functional bioengineered constructs. Cell-based constructs appear promising, however the generation of meniscal constructs is complicated by the presence of diverse cell populations within this...

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DOI: 10.1186/1471-2474-14-353
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