Human Chondrocytes

Human Chondrocytes


Chondrocytes are the resident cells of cartilage. They are large, rounded cells derived from chondroblasts and are responsible for the synthesis of a series of collagenous and non-collagenous macromolecules of the extracellular matrix. These include type II collagen, aggrecan, linker protein, type IX collagen and type XI collagen. The control of chondrogenic cell proliferation and differentiation is essential for the coordinated development of the vertebrate skeleton. Chondrocytes are able to produce and respond to a large number of peptide growth factors and cytokines, including insulin-like growth factor-1 and interleukin-1. Chondrocyte cultures are useful in vitro models for studying cartilage regeneration and repair, the effects of cytokines and growth factors on cartilage, the regulation of specific genes and the pathophysiology of arthritis.

Risultati della ricerca : 20 prodotto(i) trovato(i)

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RUOCE / IVD
  • primary 20
  • human 20
  • Primary cells
  • PCR 1
  • WB 1
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Cat#
Descrizione
Cond.
Priced
CDD-H-2610-N
 500000cells 
CDD-H-2610-OA
 500000cells 
36047-18
 1FrozenVial 
CDD-H-2610-RA
 500000cells 
CP4650-SC
 5millioncells 
4650-SC
 5x10^5cells/vial 
ACSBC_HC_P0_1M
 10^6cells 
ACSBC_HC_P1_1M
 10^6cells 
ACSBC_HC_P0_2M
 2x10^6cells 
ACSBC_HCOA_P0_2M
 2x10^6cells 
ACSBC_HCOA_P0_1M
 10^6cells 
ACSBC_HC_P1_2M
 2x10^6cells 
ACSBC_HCOA_P1_2M
 2x10^6cells 
ACSBC_HCOA_P1_1M
 10^6cells 
ACSBC_HF_P1_2M
 2x10^6cells 
ACSBC_HF_P0_2M
 2x10^6cells