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Toward Standardized Ex Vivo Joint Models: Impact of Glucose and Oxygen Levels for Enhanced Tissue Maintenance

2026-02-17

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Ex vivo models bridge in vitro and in vivo systems by preserving native extracellular matrix architecture and multicellular interactions. In articular joint research, osteochondral–synovial co-cultures are particularly valuable for studying bone–cartilage crosstalk and synovial inflammatory regulation. However, a lack of standardized culture conditions regarding glucose and oxygen, two key regulators of cellular...

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28916cf2-ab6b-574b-9b58-93e2f9626178
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10.64898/2026.02.14.704322
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