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Tip-mediated fusion involving unipolar collagen fibrils accounts for rapid fibril elongation, the occurrence of fibrillar branched networks in skin and the paucity of collagen fibril ends in vertebrates

Karl E. Kadler, David Holmes, Helen K. Graham, Tobias Starborg

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Key concepts: Fibril, Collagen fibril, Biophysics, Chemistry, Biology

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