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- who: Haibo Yao and collaborators from the Sika deer antler samples were collected from three three-year-old sika male deer with the same living conditions and good health (for experimental purposes) from the Experimental Deer Farm of Jilin Agricultural University (Changchun, China)Following the method reported by Li [37], the tip mesenchymal and cartilaginous tissues of the antler were separated after cutting off the antler at the top, cm in the direction perpendicular to the growth axis. Next, the obtained tissues were cut up as much as possible and Collagenase I, Hyaluronidase, and Collagenase II were . . .
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