Multi-omics insights into bone tissue injury and healing: bridging orthopedic trauma and regenerative medicine
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Multi-omics insights into bone tissue injury and healing: bridging orthopedic trauma and regenerative medicine
Abstract
To preserve functionality, bone is an active tissue that can constantly reconstruct itself through modeling and remodeling. It plays critical roles in the body, including maintaining mineral homeostasis, serving as the adult human body's core site of hematopoiesis, and supporting the structures of the body's soft tissues. It possesses the natural regeneration capacity, but large and complex lesions often require surgical intervention. Multiple omics integrate proteomics, metabolomics, genomics, and transcriptomics to provide a comprehensive understanding of biological processes like bone tissue injury and healing in bone tissue regeneration and engineering. Recently, bone tissue engineering and regenerative medicines have offered promising tools for bone regeneration using a multi-omics approach. Thus, this article will highlight the role of multiple omics in understanding bone tissue injury and healing. It will discuss the role of bone tissue engineering in developing bone substitutes that can replace translational medicine. Lastly, new developments in bone tissue engineering and regenerative medicine, along with multi-omics approaches, offer promising tools for bone regeneration.
Keywords: Bone tissue healing; Multi-omics; Orthopedic trauma; Regenerative medicine.
© The Author(s) 2025. Published by Oxford University Press.
Conflict of interest statement
None declared.
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