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1. The Effect of Varying Concentrations and Application Periods of Chondroitinase ABC on Tissue-Engineered Cartilage

: Tong, Eric L; Kelly, Terri-Ann; O'Connell, G. D.; Hung, Clark T.
: 2019
: Articles
: College students--ResearchInterdisciplinary researchHumanities--ResearchSocial sciences--Research

2. Cytokine preconditioning of engineered cartilage provides protection against interleukin-1 insult

: Tan, Andrea R.; VandenBerg, Curtis D.; Attur, Mukundan; Abramson, Steven B.; Knight, Martin M.; Bulinski, Jeanette Chloe; Ateshian, Gerard A.; Cook, James L; Hung, Clark T.
: 2015
: Articles
: KneeInflammationCartilageInterleukin-1Biochemistry

3. Damage mechanics in tissue engineered cartilage: biochemical data and computational models

: Nims, Robert J.; Durney, Krista M.; Cigan, Alexander D.; Dusseaux, Antoine; Hung, Clark T.; Ateshian, Gerard A.
: 2015
: Data (Information)
: BiochemistryBiomedical engineering

4. Hedgehog signalling does not stimulate cartilage catabolism and is inhibited by Interleukin-1β

: Thompson, Clare L.; Kelly, Terri-Ann N.; Patel, Riana; Wann, Angus K. T.; Hung, Clark T.; Chapple, J. Paul; Knight, Martin M.
: 2015
: Articles
: Articular cartilageInterleukin-1HedgehogsOsteoarthritisBiochemistry

5. Growth Factor Priming Differentially Modulates Components of the Extracellular Matrix Proteome in Chondrocytes and Synovium-Derived Stem Cells

: Alegre-Aguarón , Elena; Sampat, Sonal R.; Xiong, Jennifer C.; Colligan, Ryan M.; Bulinski, Jeannette Chloë; Cook, James L.; Ateshian, Gerard A.; Brown, Lewis M.; Hung, Clark T.
: 2014
: Articles
: Cartilage cellsGrowth factors--BiotechnologyProteomicsCytology

6. Insulin, Ascorbate, and Glucose Have a Much Greater Influence Than Transferrin and Selenous Acid on the In Vitro Growth of Engineered Cartilage in Chondrogenic Media

: Vunjak-Novakovic, Gordana; Cigan, Alexander D.; Nims, Robert J.; Albro, Michael B.; Esau, John D.; Dreyer, Marissa P.; Hung, Clark T.; Ateshian, Gerard A.
: 2013
: Articles
: Biomedical engineering

7. Intrinsically superparamagnetic Fe-hydroxyapatite nanoparticles positively influence osteoblast-like cell behaviour

: Cunha, Carla; D’Alessandro, Teresa; Sandri, Monica; Giavaresi, Gianluca; Marcacci, Maurilio; Hung, Clark T.; Tampieri, Anna; Panseri, Silvia
: 2012
: Articles
: HydroxyapatiteOrthopedicsParamagnetismNanobiotechnologyNanoparticlesBiomedical engineeringMedicine