… soluble elastin-like products that often either comprised repeated elements of less than 2%
of the sequence of tropoelastin, or α- or κ-elastin obtained by partial hydrolysis of elastin …

… of elastin and its role in the elasticity of soft tissues. Both the occurrence of elastin and the …
As elastin in tissues occurs only in the form of elastic fibers, the current state of knowledge …

… slowly damage elastin over the lifetime of an organism. The destruction of elastin and the …
of human elastases and their action on human elastin, including the formation, structure and …

… of other types of elastin preparations. The compositional hallmarks of elastin and its soluble
… The amino acid composition of elastin is highly conserved among higher vertebrate species…

… the elastin/microfibril network. This review describes the clinical relevance of elastin in the
… new approaches being developed to target elastin production and elastic fiber formation. …

… These biopolymers are based on the sequence of elastin, an extracellular matrix protein …
mimic elastin have been studied extensively owing to elastin's unique properties (5). Elastin's …

… key structural proteins (collagens, laminins, and elastin), reviews on how these molecules
affect … the ECM and collagens, laminin and elastin are central players in disease modulation, …

… elastin expression is regulated by a variety of molecules that have positive and negative
regulatory effects. However, the specific mechanism is unclear. Moreover, elastin is … of elastin in …

… Likewise, the combination of elastin with natural or synthetic polymers has demonstrated to
… physiological functions of elastin. Moreover, we offer an overview of the use of elastin and its …

… Elastin Receptor Complex has been shown to be a crucial actor in these processes. We
propose here the participation of these elastin-derived peptides and of the Elastin … which elastin-…