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Protein and transcriptome signatures of cartilage ageing and disease

2013-01-01

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It is hypothesised that there are distinct mechanisms involved in cartilage ageing and disease which can be determined using next-generation technologies including mass spectrometry and RNA-sequencing. The aims of this thesis were to firstly characterise molecular mechanisms associated with age-related and arthritis-related changes in cartilage gene and protein signatures. Secondly the thesis developed new techniq...

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d3551ab5-7c9f-5086-9bcf-62ac197502cd
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10.17638/00012095
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