Studies have shown that the stem cell microenvironment is a key factor for stem cell
maintenance or differentiation. In this study, we compared the expression of 23 cytokines …

There is a high risk of injury from damage to the force-bearing tissue of the tendon. Due to its
poor self-healing ability, clinical interventions for tendon injuries are limited and yield …

An effective therapeutic strategy to treat tendon or ligament injury continues to be a clinical
challenge due to the limited natural healing capacity of these tissues. Furthermore, the …

Tendon tissue engineering based on stem cell differentiation has attracted a great deal of
attention in recent years. Previous studies have examined the effect of cell-imprinted …

Objectives Recently, the field of tissue engineering has made numerous advances towards
achieving artificial tendon substitutes with excellent mechanical and histological properties …

The management of tendon tissue injury presents a significant clinical challenge due to the
unique properties of tendons. Cell-based therapy provides a new alternative for …

Tendinopathy describes a complex pathology of the tendon characterized by abnormalities
in the microstructure, composition, and cellularity of the tendon, leading to pain, limitation of …

Tendon stem/progenitor cells (TSPCs) are a potential cell source for tendon tissue
engineering. The striking morphological and structural changes of tendon tissue during …

Tendon is a commonly injured soft musculoskeletal tissue, however, poor healing potential
and ineffective treatment strategies result in persistent injuries and tissue that is unable to …

Tendon injuries are frequent and are responsible for substantial morbidity both in sports and
in the workplace. Despite the endogenous mechanisms of tendon repair and regeneration …