Substrate Compliance Directs the Osteogenic Lineages of Stem Cells from the Human Apical Papilla via the Processes of Mechanosensing and Mechanotransduction

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Substrate Compliance Directs the Osteogenic Lineages of Stem Cells from the  Human Apical Papilla via the Processes of Mechanosensing and  Mechanotransduction
Berberine mediates root remodeling in an immature tooth with apical periodontitis by regulating stem cells from apical papilla differentiation
Substrate Compliance Directs the Osteogenic Lineages of Stem Cells from the  Human Apical Papilla via the Processes of Mechanosensing and  Mechanotransduction
Anisotropic and robust hydrogels combined osteogenic and angiogenic activity as artificial periosteum - ScienceDirect
Substrate Compliance Directs the Osteogenic Lineages of Stem Cells from the  Human Apical Papilla via the Processes of Mechanosensing and  Mechanotransduction
PDF) Topography induced stiffness alteration of stem cells influences osteogenic differentiation
Substrate Compliance Directs the Osteogenic Lineages of Stem Cells from the  Human Apical Papilla via the Processes of Mechanosensing and  Mechanotransduction
Assessing the combined effect of surface topography and substrate rigidity in human bone marrow stem cell cultures - Ribeiro - 2022 - Engineering in Life Sciences - Wiley Online Library
Substrate Compliance Directs the Osteogenic Lineages of Stem Cells from the  Human Apical Papilla via the Processes of Mechanosensing and  Mechanotransduction
Cell Proliferation, Cell Biology Journal
Substrate Compliance Directs the Osteogenic Lineages of Stem Cells from the  Human Apical Papilla via the Processes of Mechanosensing and  Mechanotransduction
Berberine mediates root remodeling in an immature tooth with apical periodontitis by regulating stem cells from apical papilla differentiation
Substrate Compliance Directs the Osteogenic Lineages of Stem Cells from the  Human Apical Papilla via the Processes of Mechanosensing and  Mechanotransduction
Trends in mechanobiology guided tissue engineering and tools to study cell- substrate interactions: a brief review, Biomaterials Research
Substrate Compliance Directs the Osteogenic Lineages of Stem Cells from the  Human Apical Papilla via the Processes of Mechanosensing and  Mechanotransduction
Anisotropic and robust hydrogels combined osteogenic and angiogenic activity as artificial periosteum - ScienceDirect
Substrate Compliance Directs the Osteogenic Lineages of Stem Cells from the  Human Apical Papilla via the Processes of Mechanosensing and  Mechanotransduction
The role of Piezo proteins and cellular mechanosensing in tuning the fate of transplanted stem cells
Substrate Compliance Directs the Osteogenic Lineages of Stem Cells from the  Human Apical Papilla via the Processes of Mechanosensing and  Mechanotransduction
Jing XIE, Professor, Professor, Sichuan University, Chengdu, SCU, State Key Laboratory of Oral Diseases
Substrate Compliance Directs the Osteogenic Lineages of Stem Cells from the  Human Apical Papilla via the Processes of Mechanosensing and  Mechanotransduction
Transforming growth factor-β1-induced N-cadherin drives cell–cell communication through connexin43 in osteoblast lineage
Substrate Compliance Directs the Osteogenic Lineages of Stem Cells from the  Human Apical Papilla via the Processes of Mechanosensing and  Mechanotransduction
ACS Biomaterials Science & Engineering
Substrate Compliance Directs the Osteogenic Lineages of Stem Cells from the  Human Apical Papilla via the Processes of Mechanosensing and  Mechanotransduction
Substrate stiffness promotes dentinogenesis via LAMB1–FAK–MEK1/2 signaling axis - Bai - Oral Diseases - Wiley Online Library
Substrate Compliance Directs the Osteogenic Lineages of Stem Cells from the  Human Apical Papilla via the Processes of Mechanosensing and  Mechanotransduction
Substrate Compliance Directs the Osteogenic Lineages of Stem Cells from the Human Apical Papilla via the Processes of Mechanosensing and Mechanotransduction
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