Sentence examples for fresh collagen from inspiring English sources
IPL is an intense, pulsed low-density light that passes through the epidermis and penetrates deeper into the dermis, where the pulsed light energy stimulates cells called fibroblasts to produce fresh collagen.
Cells were pelleted by centrifugation, and set in fresh collagen-1-coated flasks.
As the fragmented collagen accumulates, new collagen production declines, the connections between the fibroblasts and the collagen weaken, and the skin, now lacking support, begins to wrinkle.
As the wound heals, new collagen is produced.
More so than her just-above-average prettiness and her fresh-faced, collagen plump youth might lead you to expect.
In contrast to autofluorescence, SHG is not attributed to the fixative and is preserved during clearing (glycerol has been observed to dissociate collagen in fresh tissue [ 29], but the formaldehyde cross-linking process likely protects collagen from this effect in fixed tissue).
In vitro degradation studies (using collagenase solution) have demonstrated a higher level of stability among cross-linked scaffolds derived from tropical fresh water fish scale collagen, with only a ~50% reduction in mass after 30 days, whereas the uncrosslinked scaffold has been shown to degrade completely within four days.
The collagen content of fresh and decellularized intestine was quantified using the SIRCOL collagen assay (Biocolor) according to the manufacturer's instructions.
(B – D ) Area of the RPE presented in panel A was picked and subcultured in fresh RPE culture media on collagen, laminin, and fibronectin coated six-well culture dishes.
In a recent paper, Stein et al [ 17] achieved a high expression level of 200 mg/kg fresh leaves by expressing the collagens under a Chrysanthemum rbcS1 promoter and vacuolar-targeting signal sequence.
FTIR spectra of fresh and aged leather show standard collagen peaks including a small band at 1377 cm−1 which is more evident in aged leather and could be related to the accumulation of an unidentified degradation product in the leather.
