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Pigs are useful for the molecular study of bone inflammation and regeneration in humans

13 Apr 2018

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Pigs are used with increased frequency to model different kinds of orthopedic surgical conditions. In order to show the full potential of porcine models in orthopedic research, it is therefore required to examine the expression of bone regulatory genes in pigs affected by orthopedic surgery and compare it to the expression in humans and mice as mice, are one of the most applied animal species in orthopedics...

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PMID: 29653496
DOI: 10.1177/0023677218766391

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