Growth characterization of neo porcine cartilage pellets and their use in an interactive culture model. [electronic resource]

By:

Lübke, Carsten

Contributor(s):

Ringe, Jochen
Krenn, Veit
Fernahl, Gabriele
Pelz, Stine
Kreusch-Brinker, Rüdiger
Sittinger, Michael
Paulitschke, Manrico

Producer: 20050929Description: 478-87 p. digitalISSN:

1063-4584

Subject(s):

Animals
Arthritis, Rheumatoid -- prevention & control
Cartilage, Articular -- cytology
Cells, Cultured
Chondrocytes -- cytology
Coculture Techniques
Collagen Type II -- biosynthesis
Extracellular Matrix -- metabolism
Fibroblasts -- cytology
Immunohistochemistry
Models, Biological
Polymerase Chain Reaction
Swine
Tissue Engineering -- methods

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In: Osteoarthritis and cartilage vol. 13

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Growth characterization of neo porcine cartilage pellets and their use in an interactive culture model.

APA

Lübke C., Ringe J., Krenn V., Fernahl G., Pelz S., Kreusch-Brinker R., Sittinger M. & Paulitschke M. (20050929). Growth characterization of neo porcine cartilage pellets and their use in an interactive culture model. : Osteoarthritis and cartilage.

Chicago

Lübke Carsten, Ringe Jochen, Krenn Veit, Fernahl Gabriele, Pelz Stine, Kreusch-Brinker Rüdiger, Sittinger Michael and Paulitschke Manrico. 20050929. Growth characterization of neo porcine cartilage pellets and their use in an interactive culture model. : Osteoarthritis and cartilage.

Harvard

Lübke C., Ringe J., Krenn V., Fernahl G., Pelz S., Kreusch-Brinker R., Sittinger M. and Paulitschke M. (20050929). Growth characterization of neo porcine cartilage pellets and their use in an interactive culture model. : Osteoarthritis and cartilage.

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Lübke Carsten, Ringe Jochen, Krenn Veit, Fernahl Gabriele, Pelz Stine, Kreusch-Brinker Rüdiger, Sittinger Michael and Paulitschke Manrico. Growth characterization of neo porcine cartilage pellets and their use in an interactive culture model. : Osteoarthritis and cartilage. 20050929.

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