The extracellular matrix is an integral and dynamic component of all tissues. Macromolecular
compositions and structural architectures of the matrix are tissue-specific and typically are …

An autogenous graft of tibial periosteum was sutured (with its cambium layer facing into the
joint) to the base of a five by ten-millimeter full-thickness defect in the patellar groove of each …

… BENDECK, AND FRED W. KEELEY. Adaptations of carotid arteries of young and mature
rabbits to … PALLIE, W. Embryology of the human arterial system (arteriogenesis). In: Structure …

Elastin provides extensible tissues, including arteries and skin, with the propensity for elastic
recoil, whereas amyloid fibrils are associated with tissue-degenerative diseases, such as …

Processes involving self‐assembly of monomeric units into organized polymeric arrays are
currently the subject of much attention, particularly in the areas of nanotechnology and …

Remodeling of the vessel wall after balloon angioplasty injury is incompletely understood,
and in particular, the role of extracellular matrix synthesis in restenosis has received little …

Elastin is the major extracellular matrix protein of large arteries such as the aorta, imparting
characteristics of extensibility and elastic recoil. Once laid down in tissues, polymeric elastin …

The coacervation of tropoelastin represents the first major stage of elastic fiber assembly.
The process has been modeled in vitro by numerous studies, initially with mixtures of …

Despite its growing importance in biology and in biomaterials development, liquid–liquid
phase separation of proteins remains poorly understood. In particular, the molecular …

Elastin is a polymeric structural protein that imparts the physical properties of extensibility and
elastic recoil to tissues. The mechanism of assembly of the tropoelastin monomer into the …