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Cloned Knee Cartilage (7/5/2006)

Scientists led by Antony Hollander, ARC Professor of Rheumatology & Tissue Engineering at Bristol University in South West England have successfully grown and implanted knee cartilage into 23 patients. The process started by removing health cartilage from 23 patients. The cartilage is then grown for 14 days in a culture. The researchers then deposited the cartilage cells onto a esterified hyaluronic acid scaffold. They were grown on the scaffold for another 14 days. ...> Full Article

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