Non-immortalized human tenocyte cultures as a vehicle for understanding cellular aspects to tendinopathy

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Title:	Non-immortalized human tenocyte cultures as a vehicle for understanding cellular aspects to tendinopathy
Authors:	Yao, L. Bestwick, Charles S. Bestwick, L. A. Aspden, Richard M. Maffulli, Nicola
Keywords:	Tendinopathy;Exercise;Oxidative stress;Tenocyte cultures;Cell cultures
Issue Date:	2011
Citation:	Yao L, Bestwick CS, Bestwick LA, Aspden RM, Maffulli N. Non-immortalized human tenocyte cultures as a vehicle for understanding cellular aspects to tendinopathy. Translational Medicine @ UniSa. 2011; 1(1): 173-194
Abstract:	The biochemical mechanisms underlying tendinopathy are obscure. We briefly describe preliminary observations of human tenocyte behaviour in culture as a vehicle for determining the role of reactive oxygen in tendon pathology
URI:	http://hdl.handle.net/10556/512
ISSN:	2239-9747
Appears in Collections:	Translational Medicine @ UniSa. Vol.1 (sept.-dec. 2011)

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