Cartilage does not require decalcification, since it does not contain
calcium deposits. Neither does heavily keratinized material like nails. Both
substances however will benefit from extended processing time.

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> Hello,all
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> Does cartilage need to be decalcified?
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> Thank you!
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> Guofeng
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