Kits for preparing decellularized liver scaffolds and methods of use thereof
A kit and decellularization technology, applied in medical science, prosthesis, etc., can solve the problems of unsatisfactory preparation effect, imperfect preparation method of decellularized liver scaffold, etc., and achieve stable effect of decellularization of liver cells.
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[0041] Porcine liver is similar in size to human liver and is easy to obtain. It is the most suitable scaffold material for constructing tissue engineering liver. Taking pig liver as an example, the kit for preparing decellularized liver scaffold and its use method are described in detail below.
[0042] The kit of this embodiment includes: thrombolytic solution, perfusion solution I, perfusion solution II, perfusion solution III, and perfusion solution IV.
[0043] Among them, the components and concentrations of the thrombolytic solution are: urokinase 100000IU / L, NaCL9g / L.
[0044] The components and concentrations of perfusion fluid I are: EDTA 0.2g / L, NaCL 9g / L.
[0045] The components and concentrations of the perfusate II are: sodium lauryl sulfate 5g / L and NaCL 9g / L.
[0046] The composition and concentration of perfusion solution III: DNaseI 0.01g / L.
[0047] The composition and volume concentration of the perfusate IV is: peracetic acid 0.01%.
[0048] In this embodiment, the s...
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