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primary cell cultures

human chondrocytes

A chondrocyte (also known by the name of cartilage cell) is a cell originating from chondroblasts and located in cartilaginous tissue. Chondrocytes produce the extracellular matrix of cartilaginous tissue. Their high synthetic performance is attributable to an advanced Golgi apparatus and plenty of rough endoplasmic reticulum. Their cellular structure is maintained by vimentin filaments of reticular arrangement within the cytoplasm. Chondrocytes are singularly scattered in cartilage cavities, with cartilage height being delimited from surrounding tissue by collagen fibres (Type II). Blood supply to chondrocytes is through the perichondrium and synovial fluid. In regenerative medicine, chondrocyte cultures are fixed on carrier material and are used for regeneration of cartilage.

Human chondrocytes
OFFER NO.PRODUCTDESCRIPTIONSPECIFICATIONPDF
111 0211HCHONHuman chondrocytesVital, 5 × 105 cells/flaskdownload
121 0211HCHONHuman chondrocytesCryo, 5 × 105 cells/flaskdownload
Recommended standard culture media/subculturing system
OFFER NO.PRODUCTPDF
201 0201Chondrocyte growth medium, FCSdownload
201 1201Chondrocyte growth medium, advanced, FCSdownload
204 0002Passage kit 2download
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