The periosteum serves as bone's bounding membrane, exhibits hallmarks of
semipermeable epithelial barrier membranes, and contains mechanically sensitive …

The periosteum, a thin, fibrous tissue layer covering most bones, resides in a dynamic,
mechanically loaded environment. The periosteum also provides a niche for mesenchymal …

Periosteum is a smart mechanobiological material that serves as a habitat and delivery
vehicle for stem cells as well as biological factors that modulate tissue genesis and healing …

While century old clinical reports document the periosteum's remarkable regenerative
capacity, only in the past decade have scientists undertaken mechanistic investigations of its …

Periosteum contains osteogenic cells that regulate the outer shape of bone and work in
coordination with inner cortical endosteum to regulate cortical thickness and the size and …

Apart from its nutritive functions, the periosteum critically affects bone regeneration via its
stem/osteoprogenitor cell content. Normal healing after bone fractures, trauma–orthopedic …

THE RECOGNITION THAT bone size is an important deter-minant of bone strength has led
inexorably to a consideration of factors that affect periosteal events. Similarly, there has …

The periosteum, a composite cellular connective tissue, bounds all nonarticular bone
surfaces. Like Velcro, collagenous Sharpey's fibers anchor the periosteum in a prestressed …

Muscle and bone are known to act as a functional unit and communicate biochemically
during tissue development and maintenance. Muscle-derived factors (myokines) have been …

The periosteum is a thin tissue surrounding each skeletal element that contains stem and
progenitor cells involved in bone development, postnatal appositional bone growth, load …