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B. Niederoest

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A. A. Hussien· 2 shared J. G. Snedeker· 2 shared F. Renoux· 1 shared J. Foolen· 1 shared M. Bollhalder· 1 shared N. Goedecke· 1 shared O. Distler· 1 shared R. Knell· 1 shared

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Sustained mechanical tension governs fibrogenic activation of tendon stromal cells in systemic sclerosis

A. A. Hussien, R. Knell, F. Renoux, S. Wunderli, B. Niederoest, J. Foolen, O. Distler, J. G. Snedeker

This study shows that sustained mechanical tension drives fibrogenic activation of tendon stromal cells in systemic sclerosis, revealing a feedback loop between fibroblasts and ECM stiffening.

bioRxiv · Jun 11, 2021Cell Biology

The stiffness-sensitive transcriptome of human tendon stromal cells

A. A. Hussien, B. Niederoest, M. Bollhalder, N. Goedecke, J. G. Snedeker

This study maps how matrix stiffness influences the transcriptome of human tendon stromal cells, revealing distinct gene expression programs at different stiffness levels.

bioRxiv · May 27, 2021Bioengineering