Mg 63
The MG-63 is a cell line derived from a human osteosarcoma. It is commonly used in cell biology research for the study of bone cell function and differentiation.
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MG-63 Osteoblast-Like Cell Culture
Decontamination Protocols for Surface Characterization
Surface topography (Proscan 1000, Scantron Ltd., Somerset, UK [laser KL131A, resolution {z} 0.02 μm]), and wettability (CAM 200, KSV Instruments, Biolin Scientific, MD, USA) were assessed (
The effect of the different decontamination protocols on surface chemistry (Thermofisher Scientific K-Alpha XPS system with Avantage software and JEOL JSM-6301F; Oxford Instruments INCA EDX) were tested (
Biocompatibility (MG-63, European Collection of Cell Cultures, Porton Down, UK), was evaluated (
Human Osteoblast-like Cell Culture
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