Short communicationIsolation of an atl type-IV collagen cDNA clone using a synthetic oligodeoxynucleotide
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Structural Macromolecules: Type IV Collagen
2005, Current Topics in MembranesCitation Excerpt :Although the significance of the triple‐helix interruptions is not absolutely clear, it can be assumed that they confer flexibility to the molecule and facilitate interaction with similar molecules or other macromolecular components of basement membranes. The complete amino acid sequence of the human α1(IV) chain was reported by Brazel et al. (1987) and Soininen et al. (1987), and for the mouse α1(IV) chain, it was reported by Nath et al. (1986), Wood et al. (1988), and Muthukumaran et al. (1989). The human α1(IV) chain is 1669 residues in length, with a putative 27‐residue signal peptide, a 145‐residue 7S domain, a 1268‐residue triple‐helical region, and a 229‐residue NC1 domain.
Temporal alterations in basement membrane components in the pulmonary vasculature of the chronically hypoxic rat: Impact of hypoxia and recovery
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