Optical anisotropy reveals molecular order in a mouse enthesis.

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Detecting ordered small molecule drug aggregates in live macrophages: a multi-parameter microscope image data acquisition and analysis strategy.Injured Achilles Tendons Treated with Adipose-Derived Stem Cells Transplantation and GDF-5

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The role of muscle loading on bone (Re)modeling at the developing enthesis.

Tendon-to-bone attachment: from development to maturity.

Birefringence and second harmonic generation on tendon collagen following red linearly polarized laser irradiation.

Skin collagen fiber molecular order: a pattern of distributional fiber orientation as assessed by optical anisotropy and image analysis.

Muscle loading is necessary for the formation of a functional tendon enthesis.

Entheses: tendon and ligament attachment sites.

Biochemical and anisotropical properties of tendons.

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