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Chondrocytes from congenital microtia possess an inferior capacity for in vivo cartilage regeneration to healthy ear chondrocytes.

Journal of tissue engineering and regenerative medicine - 1 Mar 2018

Gu Yunpeng, Kang Ning, Dong Ping, Liu Xia, Wang Qian, Fu Xin, Yan Li, Jiang Haiyue, Cao Yilin, Xiao Ran

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The remnant auricular cartilage from microtia has become a valuable cell source for ear regeneration. It is important to clarify the issue of whether the genetically defective microtia chondrocytes could engineer cartilage tissue comparable to healthy ear chondrocytes. In the current study, the histology and cell yield of native microtia and normal ear cartilage were investigated, and the biological...

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PMID: 27860439
DOI: 10.1002/term.2359

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