Adeno-Associated Virus-2-Mediated bFGF Gene Transfer to Digital Flexor Tendons Significantly Increases Healing StrengthJin Bo Tang, Paul Y. Liu, Bei Zhu et al.|Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery|2008Cited by 127
Basic FGF or VEGF gene therapy corrects insufficiency in the intrinsic healing capacity of tendonsJin Bo Tang, Paul Y. Liu, Xiao Tian Wang et al.|Scientific Reports|2016Cited by 99
Tendon healing in vitro: Genetic modification of tenocytes with exogenous PDGF gene and promotion of collagen gene expressionXiao Tian Wang, Jin Bo Tang, Paul Y. Liu|The Journal Of Hand Surgery|2004Cited by 81
Tendon Healing In Vitro: bFGF Gene Transfer to Tenocytes by Adeno-Associated Viral Vectors Promotes Expression of Collagen GenesXiao Tian Wang, Jin Bo Tang, Ke-Qin Xin et al.|The Journal Of Hand Surgery|2005Cited by 67
Tendon healing in vitro: Modification of tenocytes with exogenous vascular endothelial growth factor gene increases expression of transforming growth factor β but minimally affects expression of collagen genesXiao Tian Wang, Jin Bo Tang, Paul Y. Liu|The Journal Of Hand Surgery|2005Cited by 53