There are a few minor errors in this article:
- In the first sentence, it should read “next generation” instead of “next-generation”: Biodegradable zinc and magnesium metals are expected to be the next generation of orthopedic implant materials…
- In the second sentence, it would be more natural to say “…including zinc ions derived from implants and magnesium ions…” instead of “implant derived zinc ions and magnesium ions”: Biodegradable divalent metal ions including zinc ions derived from implants and magnesium ions have been investigated as a novel strategy…
- The phrase “musculoskeletal injuries” should be changed to “musculoskeletal tissues” for accuracy: …in the development, maturation, and repair of musculoskeletal tissues have become a hotspot in recent years.
- In the fourth sentence, “parenchyma” should be replaced with “tissue”: …inner sensory nerve endings quickly grow into the tendon tissue…
- In the same sentence, it would be more accurate to say that inner sensory nerve endings disappear or diminish after repair rather than saying they disappear completely: …after repair, the inner sensory nerve endings disappear or diminish from the tendon tissue to the tunica vaginalis.
- In the fifth sentence, “stimulating interoception circuits” could be rephrased as “activating interoceptive pathways”: Thus, we speculate that implant derived zinc ions could inhibit scarring repair of injured tendon through activating interoceptive pathways.
- In the sixth sentence, it should read “there is little documentation on whether implant-derived zinc ions…” instead of “there is little documentation of whether implant derived zinc ions…”: To date, there is little documentation on whether implant-derived zinc ions could inhibit scarring repair of injured tendon through interoception circuits…
