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Growth-Plate Chondrocyte Cultures for Reimplantation Into Growth-Plate Defects in Sheep
Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research, 1990Damage to epiphyseal growth plates due to fracture, trauma, or infection can lead to invasion of bone across the cartilage and localized arrest of long-bone growth. The implantation of a viable de novo cartilage plug into such defects may provide the appropriate cartilage presence necessary to inhibit the initial formation of bony bridges across the ...
A L, Hansen +5 more
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TEMPERATURE-GRADIENT PLATES FOR GROWTH OF MICROORGANISMS
Journal of Bacteriology, 1962Landman, Otto E. (Fort Detrick, Frederick, Md.), Howard T. Bausum, and Thomas S. Matney . Temperature-gradient plates for growth of microorganisms. J. Bacteriol. 83: 463–469. 1962.—Different temperature-gradient plates have been devised for the study of microbial growth on solid ...
O E, LANDMAN, H T, BAUSUM, T S, MATNEY
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Growth Plate Physiology and Pathology
Orthopedic Clinics of North America, 1990The growth plate is made of cartilaginous, bony, and fibrous components, which act together to achieve longitudinal bone growth. The unique metabolism of the growth plate is a result of its unique microcirculation and extracellular microenvironment. The growth plate chondrocytes are responsive to both mechanical and hormonal stimuli, which can alter ...
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Accuracy of MR in growth plate measurement
Skeletal Radiology, 2014To analyze the accuracy of growth-plate thickness measurements detected on 1.5-T and 7-T MR images using histology sections as a standard of reference.Four defrosted pig tibiae were 1.5-T MR scanned and one fresh tibia was 7-T MR scanned. The height of the growth plate was measured and compared to histology.Histology measurements showed a mean growth ...
Shiguetomi Medina, Juan Manuel +5 more
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Developmental regulation of the growth plate
Nature, 2003Vertebrates do not look like jellyfish because the bones of their skeletons are levers that allow movement and protect vital organs. Bones come in an enormous variety of shapes and sizes to accomplish these goals, but, with few exceptions, use one process--endochondral bone formation--to generate the skeleton.
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Growth Plate Injury and Bone Growth: An Update
Pediatric Exercise Science, 1990This literature review reveals an accumulating body of evidence indicating that growth disturbance associated with both chronic and acute growth plate injury occurs in young athletes and may be more prevalent than formerly believed. Skeletal complications resulting from these injuries may include progressive bone shortening, progressive deformity ...
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Proteoglycans in the growth plate
Biochemical Society Transactions, 1990S A, Shapses, A, Ratcliffe
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Longitudinal Growth and Growth-Plate Activity in the Lower Extremity
Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research, 1992Teleroentgenograms of the lower extremity in 244 children (123 boys and 121 girls) were made at six-month intervals from age seven until skeletal maturity. Lengths were measured to determine the growth remaining in the femur and tibia. The subjects were healthy, well-nourished, middle class Americans, mostly of Northwest European descent.
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Emulsion-free chitosan–genipin microgels for growth plate cartilage regeneration
Journal of Biomaterials Applications, 2021Karin A Payne, Melissa D Krebs
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