Collagens and collagen-related diseases

By J. Myllyharju, K. Kivirikko. Annals medicus, 2001

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Extracellular Matrix Reorganization During Wound Healing and Its Impact on Abnormal Scarring (2015, neutral): “13 The ﬁbrillar collagens I, III, and V, the ﬁbril associated collagens with interrupted triple helices collagens XII, XIV, XVI, and VI are all expressed in the collagen-rich dermis (Table 1), although their complete functions are still unclear.”
COLLAGEN STRUCTURE AND STABILITY (2009, background): “These diseases have been reviewed in detail elsewhere (32) and are not discussed extensively herein.”
Collagens at a glance (2007, background): “…28 different collagens occur in vertebrates (numbered I-XXVIII; some with common names), together with a large group of collagen-like proteins (e.g. acetyl cholinesterase, adiponectin, C1q, ficolin, macrophage receptor and surfactant protein) (for a review, see Myllyharju and Kivirikko, 2001).”
Collagens--structure, function, and biosynthesis. (2003, background): “So far, 26 genetically distinct collagen types have been described [4,7–11].”
Functional structure and composition of the extracellular matrix (2003, background): “Collagens are ubiquitous proteins responsible for maintaining the structural integrity of vertebrates and many other organisms [1].”