PMID: 6413244Oct 1, 1983Paper

Type V collagen during granulation tissue development

Experimental and Molecular Pathology
T M HeringJ M Anderson

Abstract

The collagen content, as determined by hydroxyproline assay, of experimental granulation tissue in rats was observed to increase rapidly 21 days, and less rapidly to 90 days of tissue development. Resistance of the collagen to pepsin digestion reached a maximum at 21 days, suggesting more extensive or more stable crosslinking at that time. Type V collagen and the expected collagen types I and III were present in pepsin extracts of the granulation tissue as determined by SDS-polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis. Over 3 months of tissue development the relative quantity of type V collagen, as evidenced by changes in the alpha B chain, varied in parallel with the changing vascularity of the tissue, suggesting an association with capillary endothelial cells and angiogenesis.

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