The head cartilage of cephalopods II. Ultrastructure of isolated native collagen fibrils and of polymeric aggregates obtained in Vitro: Comparison with the cartilage of mammals
Aurelio Bairati, Federica Cheli, Antonella Oggioni, Laura Vitellaro-Zuccarello
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Abstract
Native collagen fibrils were isolated from cephalopod head cartilage and mammal hyaline cartilage. The analysis with TEM after positive and negative staining demonstrated that the fibrils have a periodic structure similar to that of fibrillar type I collagen of mammals. The banding pattern of polymeric forms (SLS, FLS) obtained in vitro from squid cartilage collagen was remarkably different from the analogous forms of mammal collagen types I and II.