1. The effect of RhoA/ROCK signaling inhibition on the development of hMSC-based chondrogenic tissue 
K.-C. Wang, E. Kwan, K. Aris, T.T. Egelhoff, A.I. Caplan, J.F. Welter, H. Baskaran 
Osteoarthritis and Cartilage 
Volume 25, Pages S26-S27 (April 2017)
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2. Fig. 1
hMSC aggregates of control (left), Y27632 treatment for day 0–14 (middle) and day 0–21 (right) harvested after 21-day culture (top row) and stained with Safranin O (bottom row). Scale bars: 1 mm.
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3. Fig. 2
RhOA/ROCK inhibition increased GAG (2A Left) and collagen (2A Right) content in aggregates. The inhibition also increased glucose consumption rate (red line, 2B Left) and the amount of fluorescent tracer (10kDa) transported into the aggregate over one hour (2B Right). (Number of aggregates ≥ 6 for all experiments).
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