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Electrospinning is an extremely versatile technique for the production of micro and nanofibres, as a consequence electrospun fibres have been fabricated for a wide range of applications within regenerative medicine including tissue engineering scaffolds and wound dressings. All these applications are seeking to replace or repair tissue architecture and functionality. Thus, collagen which is a […]

ProColl has received certification from URS for their ISO 13485:2016 quality management system, with accreditation from the United Kingdom Accreditation Service (UKAS) for the scope of manufacture of ProColl’s bovine and recombinant collagen products. ISO 13485:2016 is the medical industry’s primary medical device quality management system standard that ensures compliance with regulatory and customer needs. […]

ProColl have been awarded an Innovate UK Transformative Technologies grant in engineering biology, for its precision fermentation. ProColl’s type II and III recombinant human collagen will be available to innovative technology users by the turn of the year. Contact us today for more information or to get a quote for our innovative materials. Read the […]

Human tissues are composed of multiple proteins and molecules that interact with one another to optimise tissue function. Collagen is a major component and interacts with the tissue environment as more than just a structural protein. Medical, pharmaceutical and aesthetics industries use collagen, where its structure provides mechanical robustness, and its interactions provide beneficial effects. […]

We are now able to offer Bovine Acid Soluble Collagen, the go-to product for structured & biocompatible volume use, at a significantly lower cost to you than ever seen before. Our single figure price per gram compares with the market’s typically more than £2,000 per gram for native collagen. ProColl’s scale manufacturing ensures consistent collagen […]

Collagen is key to restoring structure in wounds, given both its abundance as the most common protein in animals and innate interaction with various parts of the wound healing cascade. When collagen is damaged, individual chains that make up the triple helix become exposed which the body then identifies as needing repair. ProColl has a […]