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The Sex-Dependent Role of Type III Collagen in Aged Achilles Tendons
Tendons use a collagen-rich hierarchical extracellular matrix (ECM) to attach muscle to bone and transmit mechanical force. Type III collagen (COL3) is an important component of tendon ECM and contributes to matrix organization and remodeling. Previous work has shown that Col3a1 knockdown (KD) in ag
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