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Revision as of 23:58, 23 January 2012
Decellularization is a processed tissue treatment by which cells are discharged.
The consequential cellulary neutralized parenchyma implies several advantages to effectively restoring unhealthy, missing or damaged membrane. For example, donated tissue frequently contributes to immunological rejection. Applying this technique renders the transplant successfully.
Process
In brief, the first step involves an application of specialized detergent known to be inefficient soulbilized their without affecting the integrity of the protein in the tissue. Then to degrading nucleic acids a recombinant endonuclease is used.
The Second step relates to insure decellurization is complete.
Step three is meant to preserve, protect, and hold the tissue in similar body conditions, ready to be utilized.
External links
- 3D video animation showing how the decellularized dermis technology works
- 3D video animation "Matracell For Dermis"
- (Article) Review decellularization of tissues and organs in Sciencedirect.com
- (Article) Whole Organ Decellularization Yields A Beating Heart Created In The Laboratory in science20.com
See also
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