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The cross-ply arrangement of collagen fibres in the submucosa of the mammalian small intestine.

Abstract

Whole-mount preparations of the submucosa were made from the small intestine of rats, guinea-pigs, rabbits and sheep. In the distended intestine the collagen fibres ran straight and approximately parallel to the serosal surface. They formed a characteristic lattice, with two arrays of fibres running diagonally in a clockwise and an anticlockwise direction, and making an angle of 50 degrees-55 degrees with the longitudinal axis of the intestine. This collagen-fibre lattice was flexible and changed with the movements of the intestinal wall; when the radial distension predominated, the angle between collagen fibres of the submucosa and longitudinal axis of the intestine increased to 60 degrees-65 degrees, and when the longitudinal distension predominated the angle decreased to about 30 degrees.

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Collagen

Year: 1987 PMID： 3607846 DOI： 10.1007/bf00216474

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Cell Tissue Res ISSN： 0302-766X Impact factor: 5.249

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The cross-ply arrangement of collagen fibres in the submucosa of the mammalian small intestine.

1. Neuron size and number in the myenteric plexus of the newborn and adult rat.

2. Isolation and characterization of CNBr peptides of human (alpha 1 (III) )3 collagen and tissue distribution of (alpha 1 (I) )2 alpha 2 and (alpha 1 (III) )3 collagens.

3. The collagen fibrils in the collapsed and the chronically stretched intestinal wall.

4. Collagen degradation in rat skin but not in intestine during rapid growth: effect on collagen types I and III from skin.

1. Collagen fiber angle in the submucosa of small intestine and its application in Gastroenterology.

2. Collagenolytic activity in experimental intestinal anastomoses. Differences between small and large bowel and evidence for the presence of collagenase.

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