Titlebook: Biology of Invertebrate and Lower Vertebrate Collagens; A. Bairati,R. Garrone Book 1985 Plenum Press, New York 1985 biology.invertebrates.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-18678-3 hydrophobic glycoprotein that binds to collagen type II has been isolated from chondrocytes; a polypeptide with similar Mr derived from fibroblast plasma membranes that binds to collagen type I, and a Mr 68000–70000 hydrophobic protein of muscle cell membranes that has high affinity to the basement

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,Leuk?mien im Kindesalter — Allgemeines,ocal cells and the scaffold for the tissue as a whole. The deposition of matrix components such as the collagens involves multiple steps which begin within specific compartments inside the cell and continue in specific compartments outside the cell. The passage of matrix components from the intracel

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Myelodysplastisches Syndrom (MDS),ow a supramolecular organization very close to that of cholesteric liquid crystals. The name “cholesteric” comes from the fact that these particular liquid crystals were discovered in several cholesterol esters. However, many examples of this state of matter are known today in concentrated solutions

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Myelodysplastisches Syndrom (MDS),from five to more than nine composed of twenty or more genetically distinct polypeptide chains (1–10). As suggested by Kuhn and Timpl (11), these types can be grouped into families, based on their molecular and macromolecular structure.

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The Different Types of Collagen Present in Cartilaginous Tissuesve been described from different cartilaginous tissues, (Table 1). We describe these collagens here, as well as their localization in the tissue, with particular reference to the so-called minor collagens (1α2α3α and type IX) which represent from 5 to 10% of hyaline cartilage whilst type II represents around 90%.

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Collagen Families — Evolutionary Adaptation of Molecular and Macromolecular Structures to Physiologi different collagen families are known, which differ in their molecular and macromolecular structures. These are the fiber forming collagens, the network forming collagens and the filamentous collagens.

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Spatial Organization of Collagen Fibrils in Skeletal Tissues: Analogies with Liquid Crystals of nucleic acids, polypeptides, polysaccharides and other biological polymers. We think that studies of such liquid crystalline analogues in biological materials will lead to a greater understanding of the origin of certain remarkable distributions of microfibrils.