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Tiny bits of RNA that don’t make proteins might help control how cartilage cells grow and repair, which means they could be used in gene treatments to fix damaged cartilage.
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Regeneration of articular cartilage defects: Therapeutic strategies and perspectives
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2023 Jan-DecThe study talks about how certain types of RNA that don’t build proteins—like microRNA and circular RNA—can help repair cartilage by controlling cell behavior, which matches the idea in the claim.
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