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Mechanical Compression of Cartilage Explants Induces Multiple Time-dependent Gene Expression Patterns and Involves Intracellular Calcium and Cyclic AMP
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Chondrocytes are influenced by mechanical forces to remodel cartilage extracellular matrix. Previous studies have demonstrated the effects of mechanical forces on changes in biosynthesis and mRNA levels of particular extracellular matrix molecules, and have identified certain signaling pathways that may be involved. However, the broad extent and kinetics of mechano-regulation of gene transcription has not been studied in depth. We applied static compressive strains to bovine cartilage explants for periods between 1 and 24 h and measured the response of 28 genes using real time PCR. Compression time courses were in the of of of the be genes that not and for levels for and were the h of and to levels that of by 24 levels of matrix and and the matrix the of by 24 transcription of in matrix and matrix the of static genes and were the h of and 24 Chondrocytes are influenced by mechanical forces to remodel cartilage extracellular matrix. 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- Fitzgerald, J. B., Jin, M., Dean, D., Wood, D. J., Zheng, M. H., & Grodzinsky, A. J.
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