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Studies on the Preparation of Chitosan Microcarriers Cross‐Linked by Oxidized Lactose and Culture of Primary Hepatocytes

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Pages 293-301 | Published online: 11 Jul 2009

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Table 1. The Effect of the Amount of Oxidized Lactose on the Properties of Chitosan Microcarriers(CMs).

Figure 1. SEM of rat hepatocytes on_CMs after three days culture (a) on CMs cross‐linked by glutaraldehyde (b) on CMs cross‐linked by oxidized lactose.

Figure 1. SEM of rat hepatocytes on_CMs after three days culture (a) on CMs cross‐linked by glutaraldehyde (b) on CMs cross‐linked by oxidized lactose.

Figure 2. Albumin secretion of hepatocytes cultured on the CMs (a) Cytodex 3 (b) CMs cross‐linked by glutaraldehyde (c) CMs cross‐linked by oxidezed lactose.

Figure 2. Albumin secretion of hepatocytes cultured on the CMs (a) Cytodex 3 (b) CMs cross‐linked by glutaraldehyde (c) CMs cross‐linked by oxidezed lactose.

Figure 3. Glucose metabolism of hepatocytes cultured on CMs (a) Cytodex 3 (b) CMs cross‐linked by glutaraldehyde (c) CMs cross‐linked by oxidized lactose.

Figure 3. Glucose metabolism of hepatocytes cultured on CMs (a) Cytodex 3 (b) CMs cross‐linked by glutaraldehyde (c) CMs cross‐linked by oxidized lactose.

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