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Age-associated changes in the response of tendon explants to stress deprivation is sex-dependent

14 Aug 2019

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Purpose of the Study: The incidence of tendon injuries increases dramatically with age, which presents a major clinical burden. While previous studies have sought to identify age-related changes in extracellular matrix structure and function, few have been able to explain fully why aged tissues are more prone to degeneration and injury. In addition, recent studies have also demonstrated that age-related processes...

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PMID: 31411079
DOI: 10.1080/03008207.2019.1648444

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