Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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5589662 | Gene | 2017 | 52 Pages |
Abstract
During the process of articular cartilage maturation from 6-weeks to 6-months of age in normal pigs, genes associated with inflammatory responses to injury were upregulated and genes involved in the development and vascular responses were downregulated. These findings suggest that during articular cartilage maturation, the transcriptional changes might increase the susceptibility of cartilage to inflammatory damage and decrease the regenerative capacity.
Keywords
ALOX5APOLR1CHD7ALOX12FN1LTFMTM1S100A12Rab3DMMP1STC1PTIADAM8RETNSTAT3CHD2TREM1ILF3COL4A4WNT5BRASSF2TM7SF2PRRX1TNnSnRKPDPK1OFD1ICAADMGEMSERPINB1VEGFADSTS100A9SLADPTPF4MYOCIL8CA9Tnpo3NCF1ACTA1PPBPMMP3MEF2AEsr1adrenomedullinStanniocalcin 1DystoninResistinneutrophil cytosolic factor 1fibronectin 1LactotransferrinLAAOMALLpancreatic trypsin inhibitorHaptoglobinAntibacterial proteinAntibacterial peptideCarbonic anhydrase IXTriggering Receptor Expressed on Myeloid cells 1
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Authors
Naga Suresh Adapala, Harry K.W. Kim,