Collagen

... animal from an ancestor off the the ark. ( I know that sounds stupid to evolutionists, but it sounds stupid to me when evolutionists say that collagen, blood cells, and heme in a t.rex bone is 68 m years.) http://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/dinosaur.html I said all ...

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... H2O2 in humans? Could someone specify where these reactions are located (intracellularly or extracellularly)? LOXes work extracellularly on collagen and elastin substrates. But in peroxisomes, there are also H2O2 producing reactions going. Where else? And another question, how easily does ...

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... in wiki... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cell_type are theses all the types of cells available in any live form ? AAAAANNNNDDD I have read that collagen is the most dominant glycoprotein in the Extracellular matix amoung animal cells. Is that true? And does that apply to EVERY CELL ? Because ...

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... only Metazoa (all multicellular) can be called animals. The definition of an animal is therefore something like "multicellular creature with collagen in its tissues" Therefore, animals indeed do not produce spores (although they do produce sports and... bores) Cheers Dr D

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... by analyzing how rRNA or chaperone sequences diverged. However, in this case that was not possible, so the scientists used the protein at hand - collagen - to analyze changes between various taxonomic groups. This kind of taxonomic method works like this: you analyze six organisms, and at a certain ...

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