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Epitenon-derived cells comprise a distinct progenitor population that contributes to both fibrosis and regeneration following acute flexor tendon injury in a spatially-dependent manner

2023-02-01

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<h4>SUMMARY</h4> Flexor tendon injuries are common and heal poorly owing to both the deposition of function-limiting peritendinous scar tissue and insufficient healing of the tendon itself. Therapeutic options are limited due to a lack of understanding of the cell populations that contribute to these processes. Here, we identified the epitenon as a major source of cells that contribute to both peritendinous fibro...

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609fd2b4-15df-52d4-b676-ea6400a39b76
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10.1101/2023.01.30.526242
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