Acid‐soluble collagens were prepared from connective tissues in the abalone Haliotis
discus foot and adductor muscles with limited proteolysis using pepsin. Collagen …

Type V like collagens are widely distributed in marine invertebrates, particularly crustaceans
and molluscs. We have been investigating the nature of collagens in the muscular tissues of …

A 148 kDa protein which possibly participates in collagen metabolism was isolated from the
adduc tor muscle of the abalone Haliotis discus, by a series of chromatographic procedures …

The antisera were raised against pepsin-solubilized abalone collagen and its corresponding
gelatin. The reactivity against abalone collagen was higher with the anti-collagen than anti …

Pepsin-solubilized collagens prepared from ordinary muscle and skin tissues of the
Japanese flounder (Paralichthys olivaceus) were separated into two fractions, major and …

Approximately 10% of total muscle collagen in 6 decapod molluskan species was recovered
as minor collagenous fractions by limited pepsin digestion and differential salt precipitation …

Molecular species of collagen in the mantle muscle and skin of the squid Todarodes
pacificus were examined by biochemical techniques. A major collagen and a minor collagen …

The muscle collagen of marine prawn, Penaeus indicus, was isolated by limited pepsin
digestion. Based on selective salt precipitation, amino acid composition and gel …

1. The major collagen of intramuscular connective tissue of carp, lizardfish, Japanese eel,
sturgeon and spotted shark was found to be Type I collagen. 2. 2. The major collagen of …

A major α component of collagen was isolated from the muscle of the Antarctic krill
Euphausia superba by SP-Toyopearl column chromatography. Its characteristics were …