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Skeletal Muscle Satellite Cells Co-Opt the Tenogenic Gene <i>Scleraxis</i> to Instruct Regeneration

2023-12-11

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Skeletal muscles connect bones and tendons for locomotion and posture. Understanding the regenerative processes of muscle, bone and tendon is of importance to basic research and clinical applications. Despite their interconnections, distinct transcription factors have been reported to orchestrate each tissue’s developmental and regenerative processes. Here we show that Scx expression is not detectable in adult mu...

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Literature Corpus work: e9f81773-153c-5ffd-be81-4cc21ec543db
DOI: 10.1101/2023.12.10.570982

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