Numpaisal, Piya-OnPiya-OnNumpaisalJiang, Ching-ChuanChing-ChuanJiangHsieh, Chang-HsunChang-HsunHsiehHONGSEN CHIANGCHUNG-LIANG CHIEN2022-07-282022-07-282022-03-101999-4923https://scholars.lib.ntu.edu.tw/handle/123456789/615986Meniscus tissue engineering has yet to achieve clinical application because it requires chondrogenic induction and in vitro cell expansion. Contrarily, cartilage engineering from autologous chondrocytes has been successfully applied in one-stage surgery. If the natural chondrogenic potential of meniscus cells can be demonstrated, meniscus tissue engineering would have more value in clinical settings.encell proliferation; cell-based therapy; chondrogenic expression; chondrogenic property; meniscus cell; sustainable tissue engineeringjournal article10.3390/pharmaceutics14030605353359802-s2.0-85126465324WOS:000774516600001https://scholars.lib.ntu.edu.tw/handle/123456789/604262