Effect of Cartilage Bone-Marrow Extract on Articular Cartilage Collagen Formation

Adam, M.; Brettschneider, I; Musilová, J; Praus, R.

doi:10.1159/000136746

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“…The increase in radioactivity labeling of col lagen in chick embryos after CBME treatment is in a good agreement with previously published data (6). From the data presented it is impos sible to specify what part of collagen metab olism is affected by CBME treatment.…”

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Effect of Cartilage Bone Marrow Extract on the Metabolism of Collagen in Osteoarthrotic Cartilage

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Musilová²,

Krabcová³

et al. 1980

Pharmacology

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The effect of cartilage bone marrow extract (CBME) on the metabolism of collagen and proteoglycan in crude embryo and human cartilage was investigated. While in chick embryos’ articular cartilages the increased levels of radioactivity in collagen and proteoglycan were observed, in normal human cartilage only slight changes were detected. In osteoarthrotic cartilages, however, a marked increase in radioactivity was found in collagen and in the proteoglycan fraction containing the glycoprotein link. A blockade of collagenolysis by CBME treatment is suggested.

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confidence: 91%