HGH and Cartilage
Journal Title: Journal of Regenerative Biology and Medicine - Year 2021, Vol 3, Issue 4
Abstract
Recombinant human growth hormone (rHGH) which plays an important role for remodeling of bone has an effect on cartilage differentiation and regeneration, as well. Herein, we reviewed human growth hormone and its roles on cartilage. We discussed different roles on growth, regeneration, inflammation, cell maturation, and mitotic activity. These findings provide proof of principle that therapeutics based on rHGH can improve treatment for numerous disorders.
Authors and Affiliations
Gordon Slater1*, Samar Javadian2
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