Collagen || Structure, classification, biosynthesis and clinical importance.

Collagen is a protein that plays an essential protective role in the human body. It occurs throughout the body but is abundant in the skin, bones, tissues, and tendons.This video covers the structure, classification, biosynthesis and clinical importance of collagen

[drhall]

Best Fibrous Collagen summary on Tube! Very well done! Dr.Don

[raniabelkheir]

i've been reading a passage about collagen on repeat and i've had enough your video is great thank you <3

[paramasivanc]

As a biology student this is very helpful to me
Thank you sir

[ivyk]

Amazing video! Thanks, it’s helping me with my research.

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Thanks for the vid. It helped me understand the fibrous protein more though Im still looking for a video that will explain the primary, secondary, tertiary and quaternary structures of collagen. I really need help to be able to understand it properly

[sanabilshameem]

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[shashindrasrimali]

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[anumsafdar]

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[manashpratimdutta]

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Thank you for the short video. Very informative

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[adamkubiak]

Thank you for the wonderful and well structured content.

[eliseeidem]

This was very helpful, thankyou so much!

[JaaniJassi]

Hello sir can you explain, what type collagen is in ACL (knee), and what things i should eat for that..??

[shasho]

I don't get where does the glycosylation happen? rER or Golgi? I have learned that O-linked glycosylation occurs in Golgi but in the collagen case it seems in ER.

[nethmiranasinghe]

i was going through the lipincott which is very compicated and thanks to you this made things easy...

[KittinPyro]

I had no clue there where so many types of Collagen. Having Hypermobile Ehlers Danlos Syndrome, I have all the classic signs with the extreme Joint mobility, Weak tendons and ligaments and frequent joint dislocation and chronic joint pain.

However Oddly enough, I don’t seem to present with the stretchy Skin that most forms of EDS have, And My Teeth are naturally strong, hardly requiring much care (Never brushed as a child but never got a single cavity 🤔 I brush now though), My nails are thin and bendy but unlike most people with EDS, even without anything like Biotin my Hair and Nails grow extraordinarily fast, Way faster than normal according to my measurements. But I still bruise easily and present with the normal Atypical scarring, Especially Keloid scarring.

I know that some people with EDS don’t make enough Collagen, and Others just make a very weak version of it. I always thought it applied to all collagen but It seems like a have more or at least stronger of some types of collagen and less or weaker of others. Weird.

[fatye]

Question.. Dense regular..
Fibroblast and fibre are oriented different how?

[did_i_ask_btchDO_i_look_i_care]

3:40 - 5:20 pro-collagen discussion

So basically collagen is the structural unit of procollagen.

[ellios]

that would be so good if the subtitle was available at least auto sub....but still thank u so much ur vids are the best