Learn more about 'sharkitecture' and how a shark's strong and flexible cartilage could help create advanced materials for ...

Tissue-specific samples were collected using inoculation needle under an inverted microscope ... for their activation (7), FGF expression in human cartilage remains, with the exception of FGF2 ...

Humans, unlike some lucky members of the animal kingdom, have a very limited ability to regrow damaged or missing body parts. But a study published yesterday (October 9) in Science Advances finds that ...

Researchers injected the biomaterial — shown here under a microscope — into damaged cartilage inside sheep’s knee joints, which are a good proxy for human injuries. When treated, the damaged ...