Acute and sustained molecular changes in synovial fluid following acute knee injury mirror the murine joint injury response
Acute joint injury predisposes to OA, and is an ideal setting in which to study early disease pathogenesis. We have shown that an immediate inflammatory response occurs in connective tissues after injury, and a discrete group of mRNAs is up-regulated within hours of medial meniscal destabilisation (...
Main Authors: | Watt, F, Paterson, E, Freidin, A, Saklatvala, J, Williams, A, Vincent, A |
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Format: | Journal article |
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Elsevier
2014
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