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3D-bioprinting ready-to-implant anisotropic menisci recapitulate healthy meniscus phenotype and prevent secondary joint degeneration.

Theranostics - 1 Jan 2021

Sun Ye, Zhang Yuxin, Wu Qiang, Gao Feng, Wei Yongzhong, Ma Yimin, Jiang Wenbo, Dai Kerong

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Objectives: Disruption of anisotropic phenotypes of the meniscus would contribute to OA progression. Exploring phenotype changes of the anisotropic meniscus in joint degeneration would help understand the biologic interaction between the meniscus and OA, and further facilitate the therapeutic strategies of meniscus injury-related joint degeneration. Meanwhile, engineering biomimetic meniscal tissue mimicking the...

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PMID: 33859740
DOI: 10.7150/thno.54864
PMCID: PMC8039947

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