Abnormal tendons are rarely ever repaired to the natural structure and morphology of
normal tendons. To better guide the repair and regeneration of injured tendons through a …

Aging is a complex and progressive process where the tissues of the body demonstrate a
decreased ability to maintain homeostasis. During aging, there are substantial cellular and …

The regenerative capabilities including self-renewal, migration and differentiation potentials
shift from the embryonic phase to the mature period of endogenous tendon stem/progenitor …

The poor healing capacity and typically incomplete regeneration of injured tendons has
made tendon repair as a primary clinical concern. Several methods for repairing injured …

The molecular events that drive post‐natal tendon development are poorly characterized. In
this study, we profiled morphological, mechanical, and transcriptional changes in the rat …

Tendon harbors a cell population that possesses stem cell characteristics such as
clonogenicity, multipotency and self-renewal capacity, commonly referred to as tendon …

Age-related tendon disorder, a primary motor system disease, is characterized by biological
changes in the tendon tissue due to senescence and seriously affects the quality of life of the …

The Wnt pathway is upregulated in tendinopathy, affecting inflammation and tenocyte
differentiation. Given its potential role in tendinopathy, this signaling pathway may be a …

Tendon injuries are common and present a clinical challenge because they often respond
poorly to treatment and require prolonged rehabilitation. Current treatments often do not …

Heart failure (HF) secondary to myocardial infarction (MI) is linked to kidney complications
that comprise cellular, structural, functional, and survival indicators. However, HF research is …