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ID: 13217
Title: Collagen Synthesis
Category: Labeled - Ovalle Histology 1E

ID: 76315
Title: Collagen Synthesis
Category: Labeled - Ward Integ Muscskeletal Sys 1E

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The Netter Presenter Dermatology Edition
Chapter:Wound Repair
Page:5.16

Clinical Symposia
Chapter:Wound Healing
Page:12

Histology - Ovalle 1E
Author:William K. Ovalle, Patric…
Chapter:Connective Tissue
Page:57

Netters Integrated Musculoskeletal System
Author:Peter Ward
Chapter:Overview of Musculoskeletal Histology, P…
Page:87

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2 chains unite in a triple helix to form procollagen.
2 Section of procollagen unit
Addition of carbohydrate side
After exocytosis, procollagen
and 2 chains
and dark collagen bands.
chains in the triple helix.
chains occurs in the Golgi
Collagen bundle (10 -20 Î¼m in diameter) is visible by
Collagen fibers (about 2 Î¼m in diameter) are made of bundl
Collagen fibril consists of regularly spaced, overlapping
Collagen fibril is 20 -100 nm in diameter.
complex.
Dark band
each row are between the
fibers oriented along the same axis.
Gap (dark band)
Gap regions of 35 nm in
has great tensile strength.
head and tail of adjacent
Heavy metal staining
Hydroxylation and glycosylation occur
in the rough endoplasmic reticulum.
Intramolecular bond between 1
Light band
light microscopy and consists of groups of collagen
mostly by types of alpha
nonhelical domains of
of collagen are determined
of collagen fibrils that are cross-linked by proteoglycans
Overlap (light band)
peptidase outside cell cleaves
procollagen to form
results in repeating light
tropocollagen molecules.
Tropocollagen units form fibrils
tropocollagen units with a periodicity of 67 nm.
tropocollagen.
Type I, the most common
Up to 20 molecular forms
Amino Acid Sequence
Collagen
Collagen Type I
Collagen Type II
Dermatology
Exocytosis
Glycosylation
Hydroxylation
Inside the fibroblast: for type I collagen, two 1 and one
Integumentary System
Metals, Heavy
Skin
Skin Physiological Processes

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Carbohydrates; DNA; Endoplasmic Reticulum, Rough; Fibroblasts; Glycine; Golgi Apparatus; Hydroxyproline; John A. Craig; Microscopy; Procollagen N-Endopeptidase; Proline; Proteoglycans; Ribosomes; RNA, Messenger; RNA, Transfer; Staining and Labeling; Tensile Strength; Tropocollagen;

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