Assertion: intervertebral disc's nucleus pulposus | /r/HasProperty | np
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text: A central nucleus pulposus (NP);
text: Tissue-engineered total disc replacements with (a) PGA/PLA annulus fibrosus (AF) and alginate nucleus pulposus (NP), (b) circumferentially aligned collagen fibril AF and alginate NP, and
text: Tissue-engineered total disc replacements with (a) PGA/PLA annulus fibrosus (AF) and alginate nucleus pulposus (NP), (b) circumferentially aligned collagen fibril AF and alginate NP, and
text: Tissue-engineered total disc replacements with (a) PGA/PLA annulus fibrosus (AF) and alginate nucleus pulposus (NP), (b) circumferentially aligned collagen fibril AF and alginate NP, and
text: The center portion, called the nucleus pulposus (NP), has a high water concentration and is positioned to help absorb the forces along the spinal column.
text: Annulus fibrosus (AF), nucleus pulposus (NP).
text: Normal intervertebral discs consist of two parts: a central gelatinous area called the nucleus pulposus (NP) and an outer fibrous layer called the annulus fibrosus (AF).
text: Macroscopically the IVD can be divided into an outer annulus fibrosus (AF) surrounding a centrally located nucleus pulposus (NP) (Fig. 1).
text: The replacement IVD we are investigating is a composite tissue engineered IVD made from primary ovine nucleus pulposus (NP) and annulus fibrosis