musculoskeletal
Bone / marrow
Bone, cartilage, and marrow papers — short peptides written for musculoskeletal and hematopoietic tissue.
This chapter is bone, cartilage, and marrow: structural tissue and the hematopoietic bed inside it. In this library, papers belong here when the authors wrote a short peptide for bone, cartilage, or marrow — not when a product page mentions joints in passing.
Peptide themes that belong on this hub are short chains designed after cartilage, bone, or marrow-related tissue in the Khavinson line (Cartalax is one name you will meet; others appear as the studies are filed). Subjects include chondrocyte and osteoblast models, marrow cultures, and clinical communications that name those tissues. Muscle-only papers wait until we have a study that actually names that tissue.
Read linked studies for tissue, model, and PMID. An in-vitro cartilage experiment is not an osteoporosis trial. This hub is editorial, not orthopedic advice.
Studies
- Gene expression in human mesenchymal stem cell aging cultures: modulation by short peptides.
In human embryonic bone-marrow MSCs aged by serial passage or by stationary culture, AED, KED, and KE at nanomolar concentrations modulated IGF1, FOXO1, TERT, TNKS2, and NFκB expression — culture work, not a therapy protocol.