Pushing the limit: masticatory stress and adaptive plasticity in mammalian craniomandibular joints
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...…mandibular mineralization, and cartilage and bone morphology, including wider and longer mandibular condyles, thicker mandibular corpora, deeper and wider symphyses, and thicker cortical bone at the symphysis (De Jong 2011; de Jong et al. 2010; Ravosa et al. 2007, 2010; Taylor et al. 2006)....
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...progressively deeper zones of TMJ articular cartilage are as follows: articular, filamentous network of elongate cells densely packed and tangentially arranged (high H2O, low proteoglycan, collagen rich); proliferative, ovoid or circular cells random in distribution (proteoglycan/protein production area); chondroblastic, large cell bundles arranged in columns (tidemark separates this from subjacent layer); hypertrophic chondrocyte/calcified, cells heavily encrusted in apatitic salts (Mankin et al., 1971; Newton and Nunamaker, 1985; Ostergaard et al., 1999)....
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...Lower proteoglycan content throughout the FC pad and in the lower two layers of the condylar cartilage of O-diet rabbits mirrors findings for the articular surface of mammal limb elements, where age-related onset of cartilage degradation is linked to decreases in proteoglycan content (Mankin et al., 1971; Newton and Nunamaker, 1985; Haskin et al., 1995; Ostergaard et al., 1999)....
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...…condylar cartilage of O-diet rabbits mirrors findings for the articular surface of mammal limb elements, where age-related onset of cartilage degradation is linked to decreases in proteoglycan content (Mankin et al., 1971; Newton and Nunamaker, 1985; Haskin et al., 1995; Ostergaard et al., 1999)....
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...…(proteoglycan/protein production area); chondroblastic, large cell bundles arranged in columns (tidemark separates this from subjacent layer); hypertrophic chondrocyte/calcified, cells heavily encrusted in apatitic salts (Mankin et al., 1971; Newton and Nunamaker, 1985; Ostergaard et al., 1999)....
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...…in cartilage composition reflect the early onset and progression of degenerative effects that compromise the structural integrity of a joint (Mankin et al., 1971; Newton and Nunamaker, 1985; Haskin et al., 1995; Kamelchuk and Major, 1995; Ishibashi et al., 1996; Ostergaard et al., 1999;…...
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...In the growth plate of a joint, apoptosis is a normal terminal event for hypertrophic chondrocytes, and such cells express angiogenic factors initiating vascular invasion, erosion of mineralized cartilage and bone formation (Gerber et al., 1999)....
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...628 Introduction Of late, adaptive plasticity has attracted considerable attention in myriad fields of biology (Gotthard and Nylin, 1995; Agrawal, 2001; Holden and Vogel, 2002; West-Eberhard, 2003)....
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