Method for producing oriented connective tissue cells in a ligam

Chemistry: molecular biology and microbiology – Spore forming or isolating process

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435174, 43524023, 623 1, 623 13, 623 16, A61F 206, A61F 208, A61F 210, C12N 502

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ABSTRACT:
The present invention pertains to an oriented tissue-equivalent formed by contracting a collagen solution with connective tissue cells. In the method of the present invention, the contraction of collagen fibrils by the connective tissue cells is restrained along an axis of cell alignment defined by at least two structural members within the gel, whereby the connective tissue cells align along the axis thereby producing an oriented tissue-equivalent. In a preferred embodiment fibroblast cells are used to contract a collagen gel to form connective tissue into a ligament configuration.

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