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Nanoscale Structural and Functional Impacts of Disease-Associated Collagen Mutations

2025-09-04

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Collagen is the most abundant structural protein in the human body, and its supramolecular organization is central to tissue mechanics and cell–matrix interactions. Integrins, key mediators of these interactions, are essential for key biological processes including adhesion, migration, differentiation, and platelet aggregation. While mutations in collagen are known to cause connective tissue disorders such as Oste...

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693e5537-6a51-5204-a22f-fefa9b6aa1c9
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10.1101/2025.09.03.673992
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