… unit (BMU) on the bone endosteal surface in which osteomacs are adjacent to cuboidal …
the bone surface (arrowhead). c–d Images showing presence of F4/80 + TRAP neg osteomacs …

… of OsteoMacs led to significantly reduced intramembranous ossification bone healing
whereas administration of CSF-1 in the animal models led to an increase in OsteoMac number at …

… They observed that CD169 + OMs depletion was associated with impaired bone healing via
endochondral ossification, concluding that CD169 + OMs were crucial for normal periosteal …

… This study establishes osteomacs as participants in intramembranous bone healing and as
… of osteomacs to intramembranous ossification using a mouse model of bone healing.22 We …

… bone regeneration, be it divergent or redundant, is poorly understood. Induction of osteomacs
at sites of skeletal injury may be a therapeutic avenue to aid tissue healing in the setting of …

… , we observed that osteomac loss was associated with elevated extracellular TRAP in bone
marrow … Fracture in ovariectomised C3H/HeJ mice is associated with delayed bone healing …

… , including osteomacs, within the periosteum during a bone healing time course … bone
dynamics as well as bone repair/regeneration. Herein we definitively demonstrate that osteomacs …

… interplay of osteal macrophages (OsteoMacs) and their key role around bone biomaterials.…
during bone regeneration (Figure 1). This article summarizes their role in bone regeneration …

… or even redundant functions during bone regeneration. Inflammatory macrophages express
… on non-inflammatory osteomacs. In intramembranous bone healing, osteomacs appeared …

… in bone tissue, also called osteomacs which make up one-sixth of all cells in bone marrow
[15], suggesting that these cells could also be involved in the bone regeneration process. This …