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Animal models for articular cartilage repair are vital for basic scientific and translational studies (Hunziker 2009; Blaney Davidson et al. 2014).
Table I provides a comparison of common currently used animal models for articular cartilage repair.
This allows for a reliable translation of results to clinical studies.This study aimed at verifying the Göttingen minipig as a pre-clinical model for articular cartilage repair by testing existing clinical cartilage repair techniques and evaluating the use of two defects per knee.
This large animal model for articular cartilage repair is commonly used and ideal as the anatomy, physiology, and biomechanics of the patellofemoral joint is similar between species [ 30].
Here, we directly quantify distributions of strain using noninvasive magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) throughout layered agarose constructs, a model system for articular cartilage regeneration.
Electrochemical effects are particularly important for the modeling of articular cartilage, for which there is a large body of literature (Lai et al. 1991; Huyghe and Janssen 1997; Ateshian et al. 2006).
Several animal models are available for articular cartilage research.
Surgeons rated the use of models most beneficial for articular fractures with articular gaps or steps of 2 mm, or with a multi-fragmentary pattern (i.e., AO Classification type B and C for articular fractures); for simple and methaphyseal fractures (i.e., AO Classification type A) the models were not useful.
Some models of articular cartilage regeneration have yielded good repair of cartilage defects, in animal models and clinical settings, but the overall results suggest that there is room for improvement of this technique before its routine clinical application.
Extending our previous work with explant models of articular cartilage, bioinformatics techniques were applied to high throughput proteomics data to identify proteins suitable for use as exploratory biomarkers.
These cultured chondrocytes were frozen in liquid nitrogen until needed for biochemical analyses and transplantation into an in vivo model of articular cartilage defects.
