Journal of Orthopaedic Research

Guidelines for describing mouse skeletal phenotype
pp. 1-5(5)
Authors: Boskey A.L.; van der Meulen M.C.H.; Wright T.M.

MicroCT evaluation of normal and osteoarthritic bone structure in human knee specimens
pp. 6-13(8)
Authors: Patel V.; Sema Issever A.; Burghardt A.; Laib A.; Ries M.; Majumdar S.

Effects of nicotine on bone mass and strength in aged female rats
pp. 14-19(6)
Authors: Akhter M.P.; Iwaniec U.T.; Haynatzki G.R.; Fung Y.K.; Cullen D.M.; Recker R.R.

Expression of smooth muscle actin in cells involved in distraction osteogenesis in a rat model
pp. 20-27(8)
Authors: Kinner B.; Pacicca D.M.; Gerstenfeld L.C.; Lee C.A.; Einhorn T.A.; Spector M.

Rapid new bone tissue remodeling during distraction osteogenesis is associated with apoptosis
pp. 28-35(8)
Authors: Li G.; Dickson G.R.; Marsh D.R.; Simpson H.

Nerve conduction and microanatomy in the rabbit sciatic nerve after gradual limb lengthening-distraction neurogenesis
pp. 36-43(8)
Authors: Yokota A.; Doi M.; Ohtsuka H.; Abe M.

Engineered allogeneic mesenchymal stem cells repair femoral segmental defect in rats
pp. 44-53(10)
Authors: Tsuchida H.; Hashimoto J.; Crawford E.; Manske P.; Lou J.

The fate of soft callus chondrocytes during long bone fracture repair
pp. 54-61(8)
Authors: Ford J.L.; Robinson D.E.; Scammell B.E.

Differences in the cytokine profiles associated with prostate cancer cell induced osteoblastic and osteolytic lesions in bone
pp. 62-72(11)
Authors: Lee Y.; Schwarz E.; Davies M.; Jo M.; Gates J.; Wu J.; Zhang X.; Lieberman J.R.

Two distinct cellular mechanisms of osteoclast formation and bone resorption in periprosthetic osteolysis
pp. 73-80(8)
Authors: Sabokbar A.; Kudo O.; Athanasou N.A.

Effect of pamidronate on the stimulation of macrophage TNF- release by ultra-high-molecular-weight polyethylene particles: a role for apoptosis
pp. 81-87(7)
Authors: Huk O.L.; Zukor D.J.; Antoniou J.; Petit A.

Temporal effects of cell adhesion on mechanical characteristics of the single chondrocyte
pp. 88-95(8)
Authors: Huang W.; Anvari B.; Torres J.H.; LeBaron R.G.; Athanasiou K.A.

Quantification of expression levels of cellular differentiation markers does not support a general shift in the cellular phenotype of osteoarthritic chondrocytes
pp. 96-101(6)
Authors: Gebhard P.M.; Gehrsitz A.; Bau B.; Soder S.; Eger W.; Aigner T.

Epigallocatechin-3-gallate selectively inhibits interleukin-1-induced activation of mitogen activated protein kinase subgroup c-Jun N-terminal kinase in human osteoarthritis chondrocytes
pp. 102-109(8)
Authors: Singh R.; Ahmed S.; Malemud C.J.; Goldberg V.M.; Haqqi T.M.

Mechanoregulation of human articular chondrocyte aggrecan and type II collagen expression by intermittent hydrostatic pressure in vitro
pp. 110-116(7)
Authors: Ikenoue T.; Trindade M.C.D.; Lee M.S.; Lin E.Y.; Schurman D.J.; Goodman S.B.; Smith R.L.

Protective effects of intermittent hydrostatic pressure on osteoarthritic chondrocytes activated by bacterial endotoxin in vitro
pp. 117-122(6)
Authors: Lee M.S.; Ikenoue T.; Trindade M.C.D.; Wong N.; Goodman S.B.; Schurman D.J.; Smith R.L.

Expanded phenotypically stable chondrocytes persist in the repair tissue and contribute to cartilage matrix formation and structural integration in a goat model of autologous chondrocyte implantation
pp. 123-131(9)
Authors: Dell'Accio F.; Vanlauwe J.; Bellemans J.; Neys J.; De Bari C.; Luyten F.P.

The use of specific chondrocyte populations to modulate the properties of tissue-engineered cartilage
pp. 132-138(7)
Authors: Waldman S.D.; Grynpas M.D.; Pilliar R.M.; Kandel R.A.

A novel two-step method for the formation of tissue-engineered cartilage by mature bovine chondrocytes: the alginate-recovered-chondrocyte (ARC) method
pp. 139-148(10)
Authors: Masuda K.; Sah R.L.; Hejna M.J.; Thonar E.J.-M.A.

Evaluation of collagen fiber maturation and ordering in regenerating tendons employing H-1 double quantum filtered NMR spectroscopy
pp. 149-156(8)
Authors: Ikoma K.; Kusaka Y.; Takamiya H.; Eliav U.; Navon G.; Seo Y.

Inhibition of cell migration from tendon explants into fibrin clots by extracts derived from cheese whey is largely due to transforming growth factor-beta
pp. 157-161(5)
Authors: Conlon M.A.; Tomas F.M.

Gliding properties of the long head of the biceps brachii
pp. 162-166(5)
Authors: Heers G.; O'Driscoll S.W.; Halder A.M.; Zhao C.; Mura N.; Berglund L.J.; Zobitz M.E.; An K.-N.

Chronic repetitive reaching and grasping results in decreased motor performance and widespread tissue responses in a rat model of MSD
pp. 167-176(10)
Authors: Barbe M.F.; Barr A.E.; Gorzelany I.; Amin M.; Gaughan J.P.; Safadi F.F.

Biomechanical effects of medial-lateral tibial tunnel placement in posterior cruciate ligament reconstruction
pp. 177-182(6)
Authors: Markolf K.L.; McAllister D.R.; Young C.R.; McWilliams J.; Oakes D.A.

An in vivo model of degenerative disc disease
pp. 183-188(6)
Authors: Norcross J.P.; Lester G.E.; Weinhold P.; Dahners L.E.