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Extraction from Human Skin of Soluble Collagen Molecules containing only Beta Components

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SOLUBLE collagens have been extracted from connective tissue with various media1,2. One type of molecular species consisting of α components has been obtained by extracting with neutral salt solutions, and another type consisting of varying proportions of α and β components has been obtained by extraction with buffered acid solutions. This communication describes the extraction of a different molecular species of collagen which is composed of β components only.

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BAKERMAN, S., HERSH, R. Extraction from Human Skin of Soluble Collagen Molecules containing only Beta Components. Nature 201, 190–191 (1964). https://doi.org/10.1038/201190b0

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