Fibronectin Adherent Cell Populations Derived From Avascular and Vascular Regions of the Meniscus Have Enhanced Clonogenicity and Differentiation Potential Under Physioxia

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RT @GPattappa: Our new publication on isolation of meniscus progenitor using differential fibronectin adhesion and physioxia is online @Fro…

02 Mar 2023

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RT @thorpesd: Nice work @GPattappa on isolation of meniscus cells using physiological oxygen #physioxia. I love that this is no longer labe…

24 Nov 2022

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Combined differential #fibronectin adherence and #physioxia is a potential method for isolating progenitor populations from the #meniscus that can be used for the development of cell-based therapies for the treatment of meniscus tears/defects: https://t.co

22 Mar 2022

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Advancing cell-based therapies: Pattappa et al. present further evidence of the enhanced clonogenicity and differentiation potential of meniscus cells under physioxia. Read more (open access): https://t.co/375TUqcZ2A #meniscus #hypoxia #chondrogenesis

16 Mar 2022

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