A biological framework
The dermal ECM contains an organized network of structural proteins and associated molecules. Its architecture contributes to mechanical support, cell adhesion, migration and tissue remodeling.
The Extracellular Matrix (ECM) is the three-dimensional biological environment surrounding cells and contributing to tissue structure and organization.
Request product informationThe dermal ECM contains an organized network of structural proteins and associated molecules. Its architecture contributes to mechanical support, cell adhesion, migration and tissue remodeling.
An Acellular Dermal Matrix (ADM) is produced through controlled processing intended to remove cellular components while retaining a structural dermal matrix. Exact outcomes depend on source material and validated processing.
The scientific sequence: dermal tissue, controlled processing, cellular-component removal, preserved matrix architecture and a regenerative scaffold.
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