Obtaining Collagen From Animal Tissues By-Products Of The Meat Industry
Keywords:
collagen, , alpha chains, protein electrophoresis, absorption bands, biomaterialAbstract
Introduction: Collagen is the most abundant structural protein in the human body, for this reason it is widely used in tissue engineering. When good mechanical performance of the final product is required, an attempt is made to maintain the highest long fiber content. For its characterization, techniques such as electrophoresis and infrared spectroscopy by Fourier transform are used, which allow to determine the purity and protein content of the same.
Objectives: To characterize the collagen obtained from chicken and pork for later use in cardiovascular tissue engineering.
Methods: The dissolution of the collagen source was performed in 5% acetic acid. Collagen was characterized using electrophoresis tests using the SDS-PAGE method and Fourier transform infrared spectrometry using the reflection analysis mode with the SPECAC ATR accessory and range from 600 to 4000 1/cm, to determine purity.
Results: As a result of the work, type I and III collagens are obtained in the mixture of legs plus chicken crest. Also type I collagen in the samples of legs, chicken crests and pig skin.
Conclusions: It was concluded that the raw materials used may be sources of collagen usable for the regeneration of cardiovascular tissue.Downloads
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