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Collagen Distribution Flashcards

1
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Type I

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Noncartilaginous connective tissues, including bone, tendon, skin

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Type IV

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Basement membranes

Type IV

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Type V

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Minor component in tissues containing collagen I

Type V

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4
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Type VI

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Muscle and most connective tissues

Type VI

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5
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Type VII

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Dermal-epidermal junction

Type VII

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Type VIII

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Endothelium and other tissues

Type VIII

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Type IX

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Tissues containing collagen II

Type IX

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Type X

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Hypertrophic cartilage

Type X

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Type XI

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Tissues containing collagen Il

Type XI

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Type XII

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Tissues containing collagen I

Type XII

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Type XIII

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Many tissues, including neuromuscular junctions and skin

Type XIII

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Type XIV

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Tissues containing collagen |

Type XIV

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Type XV

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Associated with collagens close to basement membranes in many tissues including in eye, muscle, microvessels

Type XV

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14
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Type XVI

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Many tissues

Type XVI

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Type XVII

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Epithelia, skin hemidesmosomes

Type XVII

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16
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Type XVIII

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Associated with collagens close to basement membranes, close structural homologue of XV

Type XVIII

17
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Type XIX

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Rare, basement membranes, rhabdomyosarcoma cells

Type XIX

18
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Type XX

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Many tissues, particularly corneal epithelium

Type XX

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Type XXI

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Many tissues

Type XXI

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Type XXII

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Tissue junctions, including cartilage-synovial fluid, hair follicle-dermis

Type XXII

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Type XXIII

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Limited in tissues, mainly transmembrane and shed forms

Type XXIII

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Type XXIV

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Developing cornea and bone

Type XXIV

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Type XXV

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Brain

Type XXV

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Type XXVI

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Testis, ovary

Type XXVI

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Type XXVII

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Embryonic cartilage and other developing tissues, cartilage in adults

Type XXVII

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Type XXVIII

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Basement membrane around Schwann cells

Type XXVIII

27
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Type XXIX

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Epidermis

Type XXIX

28
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Type II

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Cartilage,vitreous humor

29
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Type III

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Extensive connective tissues, including skin, lung, vascular system

30
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What are network like collagen?

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Type IV, VIII, & X

31
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Fibril-associated collagens with interrupted triple helices (FACITs), includes?

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Type IX, XII, XIV, XVI, XIX, XX, XXI, XXII

32
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Beaded filaments include this types of collagens?

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Types VI, XXVI, XXVII, XXIX

33
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Anchoring fibrils of epithelial tissue (the only one of its type)?

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Type VII

34
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This transmembrane collagen has short intracellular N-terminal and extracellular domains with long ineterrupted triple helices?

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Types XII, XVII, XXIII, & XXV

35
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Multiplexin collagens have multiple triple helix domains and interruptions?

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Types XV, XVIII

36
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Fibril-forming collagens are?

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Types I, II, III, V, XI, XXIV, XXVII

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