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Cartilage proteomics: Challenges, solutions and recent advances
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posted on 2023-05-17, 07:42 authored by Richard WilsonRichard Wilson, Bateman, JFThe mammalian skeleton is largely composed of cartilage and bone. The major functions of cartilage are first to provide a transient template for development of the axial and appendicular skeleton and secondly to provide permanent articulating joint surfaces. The unique cartilage extracellular matrix (ECM) is essential for the load-bearing and viscoelastic properties of cartilage tissues. Maintained by the chondrocytes, the ECM contains a myriad of proteins and proteoglycans organized into precise networks. Many cartilage disorders result from genetic disruption of cartilage ECM components, their interactions and/or degradation. Although technically challenging, the proteomic analysis of cartilage in development and disease is now emerging as a clinically important research area. In this article, we will review progress in the proteomic characterization of cartilage-related samples.
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Publication title
Proteomics Clinical ApplicationsPagination
251-263ISSN
1862-8346Publisher
Wiley - V C H Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaAPlace of publication
GermanyRepository Status
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