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Macromechanics and polycaprolactone fiber organization drive macrophage polarization and regulate inflammatory activation of tendon in vitro and in vivo

Angelina D. Schoenenberger, Herbert Tempfer, Christine Lehner, Jasmin Egloff, Marita E. Mauracher, Anna Bird, Jonas Widmer, Katharina Maniura‐Weber, Sandro F. Fucentese, Andreas Traweger, Unai Silván, Jess G. Snedeker

2020Biomaterials121 citationsDOIOpen Access PDF

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BiomaterialTendonMacrophageIn vivoCell biologyMacrophage polarizationMaterials scienceIn vitroPolycaprolactoneFibroblastInflammationForeign-body giant cellBiomedical engineeringBiologyImmunologyMedicinePathologyAnatomyNanotechnologyBiochemistryComposite materialBiotechnologyPolymerTendon Structure and TreatmentCellular Mechanics and InteractionsExercise and Physiological Responses
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