Moderate and intensive mechanical loading differentially modulate the phenotype of tendon stem/progenitor cells in vivo
Jianying Zhang(Shanxi Agricultural University), James H‐C. Wang(University of Pittsburgh), Daibang Nie(University of Pittsburgh), Kelly Williamson(University of Pittsburgh), MaCalus V. Hogan(University of Pittsburgh), Arthur R. McDowell(Howard University)
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