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| which collagens create fibers? |
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Definition
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| Where is collagen type I found |
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Definition
Dermis
bone
tendons
ligaments
capsules
fascia
cornea
teeth |
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Term
| which collagen is the most prevalent |
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Definition
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| Where is collagen type II found |
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Definition
hyaline cartilage
elastic cartilage
intervertebral disks
vitreous body |
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Term
| where is collagen type III found |
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Definition
organ stroma in spleen, liver, lung, lymph nodes,adipose, and marrow,
papillary dermis, cardiovascular and lymphatic vessels,
lamina reticularis |
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Term
| where is collagen type X found and what does it indicate |
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Definition
| growth plate in the zone of hypertrophy |
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Term
| what type are present on the slide if you're looking at where a muscle inserts into a tendon which inserts into a bone? |
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Definition
| Type I; it's present in bones & tendons |
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Term
| You're looking at some liver. what type of collagen are you likely to find and where |
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Definition
| you would find type III in the organ stroma |
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Term
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Definition
| Fibrils form thick eosiniphilic fibers through interactions with other molecules like FACITs which give you large crosslinked firbril bundles ==>FIBERS! |
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Term
| Collagens attach to what on the PM and via what |
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Definition
| attach to plasma membrane integrins via linker proteins like fibronectin and laminin |
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