Fibrous Proteins Flashcards
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Fibrous Protein
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Collagen
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Collagen and Collagen Related Diseases
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What is the Pathology?
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Pathology?
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Pathology?
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Pathology?
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Mutation Underlying Osteogenesis Imperfecta
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Levels of Collagen Structure
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Collagen Role in Bone Formation
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Levels of Collagen Structure Models
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Collagen Primary Structure
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Hydroxyproline
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Collagen Primary Structure and Interchain Hydrogen Bonding
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Model of Tripple Helix
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Stabilizing the Triple Helix
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Roles of Hydroxyproline
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Collagen Synthesis
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Steps in Collagen Biosynthesis
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Function of Collagen Pro-Peptides
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Collagen Pro-Peptides
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Collagen Biosynthesis from transcription to formation
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Hydroxylation of Lysine
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Hydroxylation of Proline
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Why is Ascorbate acid essential in Collagen Biosynthesis
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Role of Hydroxyproline
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Lysine and Proline Hydroxylases
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Scurvy
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Cross-Link Formation in Collagen
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Post translational modification in lysine crosslink formation
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One type of Cross-Link Seen in Collagen
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Collagen Disorders
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Elastin
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What is Elastin
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Major differences between Collagen and Elastin
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Williams Syndrome and Supravalvular Aortic Stenosis
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Elastin Primary Structure
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Elastin Biosynthesis from transcription to formation
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Entropy Driven Elastic Recoil
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Elastin Open and Closed State
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Elastin Stretching the Limits
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Desmosine
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Building Elastin
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Fibrillin and Fibulin
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Fibrillin 1 Secretion
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Marfan's Syndrome
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