Identity and purity of tissue biopsies
AssigneeTETEC Tissue Engineening Technologies AG
InventorsKarin Benz, Christian Freudigmann, Christoph Gaissmaier, Jochen Hecky, Jürgen Mollenhauer
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AssigneeTETEC Tissue Engineening Technologies AG
InventorsKarin Benz, Christian Freudigmann, Christoph Gaissmaier, Jochen Hecky, Jürgen Mollenhauer
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A method for the in vitro detection of cartilage tissue and/or for the in vitro determination of the purity of cartilage tissue includes: a) treating a tissue sample with a protease and b) testing the protease-treated tissue sample for the presence of protease-resistant fragments of type II collagen and/or type I collagen. Methods can be carried out for preparing a cartilage cell culture, and for preparing a cartilage cell-loaded implant. Protease-resistant fragments of type II collagen and/or type I collagen can be used for the in vitro detection of cartilage tissue and/or for the in vitro determination of the purity of cartilage tissue. A kit can be used for carrying out the methods.
A method for the in vitro determination of the degree of purity of cartilage tissue, comprising the following steps:
A method for preparing a cartilage cell culture, comprising the following steps:
A method for preparing a cartilage cell-loaded implant comprising the following steps:
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