Chondrogenesis
Gene expression changes evaluated in an in vitro model of chondroinduction
Published in Medical Devices and Surgical Technology Week, November 2nd, 2003
According to published research from the United States, "There are many useful technologies to describe patterns of gene expression that occur during tissue repair and regeneration.
"Results from different methods used in one experimental setting are not often compared. In this case study of chondrogenesis, we compare two methods to identify differentially expressed genes, representational difference analysis and targeted macroarray analysis, as a model for investigating genes that may be relevant to tissue repair," wrote K.E. Yates and colleagues, Harvard University,...
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