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Collagen: A Family of Proteins with many Facets
    M. RestR. GarroneD. Herbage

    Biology, Materials Science

  • 1993
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Hierarchical structures in fibrillar collagens.
    V. OttaniD. MartiniM. FranchiA. RuggeriM. Raspanti

    Biology, Materials Science

    Micron

  • 2002
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The collagen family.
    S. Ricard-Blum

    Biology, Materials Science

    Cold Spring Harbor perspectives in biology

  • 2011

The collagen family comprises 28 members that contain at least one triple-helical domain and plays structural roles and contribute to mechanical properties, organization, and shape of tissues.

  • 1,617
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Constructing networks for comparison of collagen types
    Valentin WespLukas ScholzJanine M. Ziermann-CanabarroS. SchusterH. Stark

    Materials Science, Biology

    bioRxiv

  • 2024

To increase the accuracy of collagen classification and prediction of their functions, the structure of these collagens and their expression in different tissues could result in a better focus on sequence segments of interest, and clusters with high interconnectivity can be found.

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Chapter 12 Carbohydrate Moiety of Vertebrate Collagens
    M. NoelkenB. Hudson

    Biology, Materials Science

  • 1995
  • 2
Structural Macromolecules: Type IV Collagen
    A. K. NicholasP. Jacques

    Materials Science, Biology

  • 2005
Basement-membrane stromal relationships: interactions between collagen fibrils and the lamina densa.
    E. AdachiI. HopkinsonI. HopkinsonToshihiko Hayashi

    Biology, Medicine

    International review of cytology

  • 1997
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Collagens — structure , function , and biosynthesis
    K. GelseaE. PöschlbT. Aignera

    Biology, Materials Science

  • 2003

The importance of different collagen types not only for the understanding of collagen-related diseases, but also as a basis for the therapeutical use of members of this protein family discussed in other chapters of this issue is indicated.

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Collagen types VIII and X, two non-fibrillar, short-chain collagens. Structure homologies, functions and involvement in pathology.
    M. SutmullerJ. BruijnEmile de Heer

    Medicine, Biology

    Histology and histopathology

  • 1997

The structure, function, and involvement in pathology of collagen types VII and X, a subgroup of non-fibrillar collagens, is discussed in this review.

  • 62
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Two new collagen subgroups: membrane-associated collagens and types XV and XVII.
    Taina PihlajaniemiM. Rehn

    Biology

    Progress in nucleic acid research and molecular…

  • 1995
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62 References

Supramolecular Collagen Assemblies a
    B. BrodskyE. Eikenberry

    Materials Science

    Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences

  • 1985

The current knowledge from X-ray diffraction work is summarized and some directions and ideas that may lead to a better understanding of how various connective tissues are constructed and maintained are indicated.

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Structural and functional features of the alpha 3 chain indicate a bridging role for chicken collagen VI in connective tissues.
    P. BonaldoV. RussoF. BucciottiR. DolianaA. Colombatti

    Biology, Materials Science

    Biochemistry

  • 1990

The type I collagen-binding and the cell-attachment properties of the alpha 3(VI) chain provide direct information for the role of type VI collagen in connective tissues.

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Collagens as multidomain proteins.
    M. E. van der RestR. Garrone

    Biology, Materials Science

    Biochimie

  • 1990
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Collagen Fibrillogenesis in Human Skin a
    R. FleischmajerJ. S. PerlishR. Timpl

    Biology, Medicine

    Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences

  • 1985

The purpose of this study is to present additional data on the role of the aminopropeptide of type I and type I11 collagen during fibrillogenesis of embryonic and adult human skin and to discuss current hypotheses on the mechanism of collagen fibril formation.

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Collagen type IX: Evidence for covalent linkages to type II collagen in cartilage
    D. EyreStephen AponJiann-Jiu WuL. EricssonK. Walsh

    Biology, Materials Science

    FEBS letters

  • 1987
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Cartilage type IX collagen-proteoglycan contains a large amino-terminal globular domain encoded by multiple exons.
    G. VasiosIchiro NishimuraH. KonomiM. RestY. NinomiyaB. Olsen

    Biology, Materials Science

    The Journal of biological chemistry

  • 1988
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Molecular architecture of basement membranes
    P. YurchencoJ. Schittny

    Biology, Materials Science

    FASEB journal : official publication of the…

  • 1990

A large heparan sulfate proteoglycan, important for charge‐dependent molecular sieving, is firmly anchored in the basement membrane and can bind itself through a core‐protein interaction to form dimers and oligomers and bind laminin and type IV collagen through its glycosaminoglycan chains.

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Type III collagen can be present on banded collagen fibrils regardless of fibril diameter
    D. KeeneL. SakaiH. BächingerR. Burgeson

    Biology, Materials Science

    The Journal of cell biology

  • 1987

It is suggested that fibrils of skin, tendon, and amnion (and presumably many other tissues that contain both types I and III collagens) are copolymers of at least types I.

Type XIV collagen, a new homotrimeric molecule extracted from fetal bovine skin and tendon, with a triple helical disulfide-bonded domain homologous to type IX and type XII collagens.
    B. DubletM. E. van der Rest

    Biology, Materials Science

    The Journal of biological chemistry

  • 1991

It is proposed to call the molecule from which this fragment is derived, type XIV collagen, with a chain composition (alpha 1 (XIV]3.3) based on the presence of a domain similar to the COL1 domain of collagens types IX and XII, which suggests thattype XIV collagen belongs to the group of fibril-associated collagen with interrupted triple helices (FACIT).

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The alpha 2(VIII) collagen gene. A novel member of the short chain collagen family located on the human chromosome 1.
    Y. MuragakiO. JacenkoS. ApteM. MatteiY. NinomiyaB. Olsen

    Biology, Medicine

    The Journal of biological chemistry

  • 1991

The identification and characterization of a collagen gene encoding a polypeptide which is co-expressed with the alpha 1(VIII) chain in corneal endothelial cells is reported on.

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