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Collagen I (RGD motif)
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Background
Collagen is a fibrous multi-chain triple helical protein that exists in numerous forms. Collagen type-I is the most abundant collagen type in the extracellular matrix. Collagen type-I, type-III, collagen type-IV and collagen type-V have been shown to be associated with all pre-existing blood vessels in vivo. Denaturation of the native three-dimensional structure of collagen is thought to expose cryptic regulatory regions that control angiogenesis.
Collagen is a fibrous multi-chain triple helical protein that exists in numerous forms. Collagen type-I is the most abundant collagen type in the extracellular matrix. Collagen type-I, type-III, collagen type-IV and collagen type-V have been shown to be associated with all pre-existing blood vessels in vivo. Denaturation of the native three-dimensional structure of collagen is thought to expose cryptic regulatory regions that control angiogenesis.
