pp 1-1 February 1999 Trends In Collagen

Editor’s note

V Krishnan

pp 3-4 February 1999 Trends In Collagen

Foreword

Gowri Chandrakasan N Yathindra T Ramasami

pp 5-12 February 1999 Trends In Collagen

The Madras Group and the structure of collagen

V Sasisekharan N Yathindra

pp 13-18 February 1999 Trends In Collagen

Hydrogen bonding in the triple-helix

Barbara Brodsky

pp 19-34 February 1999 Trends In Collagen

7/2-Helical model for collagen — Evidence from model peptides

Kenji Okuyama V Nagarajan Shigehiro Kamitori

pp 35-49 February 1999 Trends In Collagen

Design, synthesis and conformations of novel triple helical collagen mimetic structures

Murray Goodman Juliann Kwak

pp 51-56 February 1999 Trends In Collagen

Collagen, a common thread in extracellular matrix evolution

Robert Garrone

pp 57-69 February 1999 Trends In Collagen

The mechanisms and consequences of the maturation and ageing of collagen

Allen J Bailey R Gordon Paul

pp 71-80 February 1999 Trends In Collagen

Thermal denaturation of collagen revisited

Christopher A Miles Allen J Bailey

pp 81-86 February 1999 Trends In Collagen

Collagen-like sequences in phages and bacteria

Juergen Engel Hans Peter Bächinger

pp 87-104 February 1999 Trends In Collagen

Marine invertebrate collagens: The prevalence of type V and XI like collagens in some marine crustacean and molluscan tissues

P Sivakumar Gowri Chandrakasan

pp 105-113 February 1999 Trends In Collagen

Mechanisms of collagen trimer assembly

Michel van der Rest Bernard Dublet Lionel Labourdette Sylvie Ricard-Blum

pp 115-120 February 1999 Trends In Collagen

Type I procollagen heterotrimer assembly is linked to subtle differences in the structures of the pro-α1(I) and pro-α2(I)-carboxyl-propeptides

Arthur Veis Keith Alvares James P Malone

pp 121-131 February 1999 Trends In Collagen

The secondary structure of type I collagen N-telopeptide as demonstrated by Fourier transform IR spectroscopy and molecular modeling

Anne George James P Malone Arthur Veis

pp 133-145 February 1999 Trends In Collagen

Chromium-induced molecular assemblies and long range ordering in collagenous tissues: A conceptual insight into chromium tanning

R Gayatri Rama Rajaram Balachandran Unni Nair F Chandrasekaran T Ramasami

pp 147-157 February 1999 Trends In Collagen

STEM mass mapping of type VI collagen microfibrils: Implications for chain composition and alternative splicing

Stephen G Ball Karen Johnston Cay M Kielty C Adrian Shuttleworth

pp 159-169 February 1999 Trends In Collagen

Chain composition of type IV collagen networks in basement membranes

Milton E Noelken Billy G Hudson

pp 171-177 February 1999 Trends In Collagen

Cell type specific recognition of the reconstituted aggregates from isolated type I collagen, type IV collagen, and type V collagen

Toshihiko Hayashi Kazunori Mizuno Motohiro Hirose Koichi Nakazato Eijiro Adachi Yasutada Imamura Hiroaki Kosugi Kiwamu Yoshikawa

pp 179-184 February 1999 Trends In Collagen

The laminins

Hynda K Kleinman

pp 185-195 February 1999 Trends In Collagen

Molecular mechanisms of regulation of type I collagen biosynthesis

Qingjian Wang Rajendra Raghow

pp 197-205 February 1999 Trends In Collagen

Procollagen C-proteinase and its enhancer protein as regulators of collagen fibril formation and matrix deposition

Efrat Kessler

pp 207-213 February 1999 Trends In Collagen

Collagen of the umbilical cord and its alteration in EPH-gestosis (preeclampsia)

Edward Bańkowski

pp 215-229 February 1999 Trends In Collagen

Role of lipid peroxidation products in the formation of advanced glycation end products: Anin vitro study on collagen

G B Sajithlal Gowri Chandrakasan

pp 231-237 February 1999 Trends In Collagen

Influence of curcumin treatment on collagen metabolism in experimental myocardial necrosis in rats

Chandrasekar Nirmala Selvaraj Anand Rengarajulu Puvanakrishnan

pp 239-254 February 1999 Trends In Collagen

Matrix metalloproteinases and their inhibitors in tumor invasion and metastasis

Velidi H Rao Rakesh K Singh Richard H Finnell Bhavana J Dave Bruce A Beuhler Warren G Sanger G Bradley Schaefer

pp 255-262 February 1999 Trends In Collagen

Expression and biological significance of tissue inhibitors of metalloproteinases

Sanjeeva Mohanam Jasti S Rao

pp 263-273 February 1999 Trends In Collagen

Matrix metalloproteinases: Regulation and biological functions

Shravan K Chintala Jasti S Rao

pp 275-281 February 1999 Trends In Collagen

Human hyaluronidases map to a candidate tumor suppressor locus

Tony Benjamin Csóka Robert Stern

pp 283-289 February 1999 Trends In Collagen

Collagen and collagen-glycosaminoglycan matrices as carriers for growth factors

Marcel E Nimni Bo Han

pp 291-299 February 1999 Trends In Collagen

Regulation of procollagen genes. From forces to factors

Geoffrey John Laurent Robin J McAnulty Rachel Chambers Carmel B Keerthisingam