Tag: cartilage

University of Illinois Chicago researchers have developed a 4D bio-kirigami platform in which patterned, cell-laden hydrogels autonomously bend and fold ...

Humans walk upright, carry brains three times larger than those of our closest relatives, and possess slender, distinctly shaped skeletons. ...

Knee osteoarthritis has long been dismissed as simple wear and tear, the inevitable price of a life spent walking, running, ...

A new quantitative systems pharmacology model links glucosamine's joint-level exposure to cartilage biology and clinical outcomes, offering a mechanistic explanation ...

Keck Medicine of USC has launched an early-phase clinical trial testing CX-011, a single-injection investigational therapy designed to modulate GP130 ...

An integrative systems toxicology study links the common antimicrobial triclosan to oxidative stress and cartilage matrix remodeling in chondrocytes, identifying ...

Israeli and Japanese researchers report in Nature that reduced cartilage cushioning molecules, an evolutionary trade-off tied to human traits, explain ...

French clinicians report the first known case of a partial triradiate cartilage injury in a 14-year-old athlete after low-energy trauma, ...

Mass General Brigham researchers report in Nature Aging that moderate exercise enriches blood-borne extracellular vesicles with microRNA-29, a signal that ...

A randomized clinical trial from La Trobe University shows that physiotherapist-led exercise therapy and education improve pain, strength and quality ...