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Free collagen can then be degraded by MMP-1 or MMP-13.
This notion is supported by a study which demonstrated that long-term stability of free collagen molecules at 37°C is quite low [ 37].
This may have been due to factors produced by the other cells and adherence to the extracellular matrix (ECM); (free collagen fibers, present in the original preparation, spindle cells, and/or Type II cells could be responsible for presence of ECM).
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Our study shows the impact of heparin intercalation at specific binding sites in telopeptide-free collagen fibrils in terms of their structure, mechanics, and cell response.
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It is composed primarily of cell-free collagen and other extracellular matrix constituents that act as a scaffold for host cell deposition.
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To directly assess how ECM composition regulates this process, we used a nested 3D matrix model in which cell-populated collagen buttons were embedded in cell-free collagen or fibrin matrices.
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