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 …

The soluble skin collagens of the lamprey, Entosphenus japonicus, and the great blue shark,
Prionace glauca, have been isolated and characterized with respect to their chain …

1. The major constituent of carp intramuscular connective tissue was found to be Type I
collagen. 2. A collagen homologous to Type V collagen of higher vertebrate was also …

Acid-soluble collagens were extracted from the sea anemone Actinia equina and from the
liver fluke Fasciola hepatica and purified by repeated reprecipitation. They share the …

1. At least three types of collagen was found in the muscle of kuruma prawn Penaeus
japonicus. Two of them, called AR-I and AR-II collagens, were isolated from the pepsin …

1. Characterization of Type I collagen alpha chains, alpha 1 and alpha 2, in the skin tissues
of carp and common mackerel revealed a marked interspecies difference in CNBr-peptide …

1. A protein homologous to Type II collagen of higher vertebrates constituted the major
collagen species in the notochordal sheaths of lamprey, Entoshenus japonicus, indicating a …

The chain compositions of invertebrate collagens from the foot muscle of abalone, the skins
of octopus and squid, and the subcuticular membranes of swimming crab and spiny lobster …

The skin collagen of a fish, blue grenadier (Macruronus novaezelandiae), has been purified
and characterized. The fish skin was readily soluble in dilute acetic acid, with no pepsin …

1. The collagen content in the abdominal muscle of seven species including shrimp, prawn,
lobster and squilla varied among the species ranging from 1.1 to 6.2% of total tissue protein …