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Super-lubrication suppresses interfacial friction-induced Piezo1-mediated cell apoptosis to promote cartilage repair
Interfacial friction at the biomaterial–cartilage interface is an overlooked mechanical cue that impairs cartilage restoration. The role of interfacial friction in modulating the behavior of endogenous mesenchymal stromal cells (MSCs) and influencing tissue regeneration is poorly unders
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