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Published	02/20/2024	{{c1::Osteogenesis imperfecta}} is a Collagen I disorder largely involving {{c1::bones}}.
Published	02/20/2024	Extracellular processing of collagen involves the self-assembly of collagen protein into {{c1::collagen fibrils}}, followed by covalent modification a…
Published	02/20/2024	In Epidermolysis Bullosa, blistering conditions are categorized into different forms, with Dystrophic EB being one example that involves a defect in {…
Published	02/20/2024	In Goodpasture Syndrome, auto-antibodies target the Type IV collagen (α₃ chain), leading to inflammatory destruction of the {{c1::basement membrane}} …
Published	02/20/2024	Type IV collagen disorders include Alport Syndrome and {{c1::Goodpasture Syndrome}}, both of which primarily affect the kidney.
Published	02/20/2024	Type IV collagen disorders include {{c1::Alport Syndrome}} and Goodpasture Syndrome, both of which primarily affect the kidney.
Published	02/20/2024	Alport Syndrome is a common inherited cause of kidney failure characterized by a mutation in the {{c1::α₅ chain of Type IV collagen}} in the basal lam…
Published	02/20/2024	In Osteogenesis Imperfecta, mutations leading to substitutions for an invariant glycine result in {{c1::a range of clinically severe phenotypes}}.
Published	02/20/2024	Intracellular processing of collagen involves the synthesis of longer precursors called preprocollagens, which are processed in the {{c1::endoplasmic …
Published	02/20/2024	Mutations in {{c1::collagen IV}} lead to connective tissue defects and contribute to the pathophysiology of Alport Syndrome and Goodpasture Syndrome.
Published	02/20/2024	Osteogenesis Imperfecta (OI) is characterized by genetic mutations that can occur near the C-terminal or N-terminal of the triple helix, with mutation…
Published	02/20/2024	Mutations in collagen IV lead to connective tissue defects and contribute to the pathophysiology of Alport Syndrome and {{c1::Goodpasture Syndrome}}.
Published	02/20/2024	{{c1::Dystrophic Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB)}} involves mutations in collagen VII and leads to the development of blisters in the skin and mucosal memb…
Published	02/20/2024	The formation of stable collagen fibers through extracellular processing is essential for the {{c1::structural integrity}} of various tissues.
Published	02/20/2024	{{c1::Osteogenesis Imperfecta (OI)}} is characterized by genetic mutations that can occur near the C-terminal or N-terminal of the triple helix, with …
Published	02/20/2024	Alport Syndrome presents with {{c1::nephritis}}, deafness, hematuria, proteinuria, and hypertension.
Published	02/20/2024	In Goodpasture Syndrome, auto-antibodies target the Type IV collagen (α₃ chain), leading to inflammatory destruction of the basement membrane in the k…
Published	02/20/2024	The processing of preprocollagens in the ER includes hydroxylation, glycosylation, and {{c1::disulfide bond formation}}, which are critical for the fo…
Published	02/20/2024	Osteogenesis Imperfecta (OI) is associated with mutations in {{c1::Type I collagen}}, specifically the procollagen α (I) chain genes.
Published	02/20/2024	Alport Syndrome presents with nephritis, deafness, {{c1::hematuria}}, proteinuria, and hypertension.
Published	02/20/2024	Goodpasture Syndrome is a rare autoimmune disease that typically onsets in the teens to 20s, with a higher incidence in {{c1::males}}.
Published	02/20/2024	Intracellular processing of collagen involves the synthesis of longer precursors called {{c1::preprocollagens}}, which are processed in the endoplasmi…
Published	02/20/2024	Despite genetic mutations in {{c1::Osteogenesis Imperfecta (OI)}}, substantial triple helix formation can still occur, leading to a range of phenotypi…
Published	02/20/2024	Clinical manifestations of Goodpasture Syndrome include {{c1::hemoptysis}}, glomerulonephritis, and progressive renal failure.
Published	02/20/2024	Alport Syndrome presents with nephritis, deafness, hematuria, {{c1::proteinuria}}, and hypertension.
Published	02/20/2024	Dystrophic Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB) is caused by a mutation in {{c1::collagen VII}}, resulting in the absence of anchoring fibrils.
Published	02/20/2024	Clinical manifestations of Goodpasture Syndrome include hemoptysis, glomerulonephritis, and {{c1::progressive renal failure}}.
Published	02/20/2024	{{c1::Epidermolysis Bullosa}} is a blistering disease that occurs in three forms, with dystrophic EB involving mutations in {{c1::collagen VII}}.
Published	02/20/2024	{{c1::Dystrophic Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB)}} is caused by a mutation in collagen VII, resulting in the absence of anchoring fibrils.
Published	02/20/2024	Type IV collagen disorders include Alport Syndrome and Goodpasture Syndrome, both of which primarily affect the {{c1::kidney}}.
Published	02/20/2024	Dystrophic EB involves mutations in {{c1::collagen VII}} and results in the development of blisters in the skin and mucosal membranes.
Published	02/20/2024	{{c1::Osteogenesis Imperfecta (OI)}} is associated with mutations in Type I collagen, specifically the procollagen α (I) chain genes.
Published	02/20/2024	Alport Syndrome presents with nephritis, {{c1::deafness}}, hematuria, proteinuria, and hypertension.
Published	02/20/2024	The processing of preprocollagens in the ER includes hydroxylation, {{c1::glycosylation}}, and disulfide bond formation, which are critical for the fo…
Published	02/20/2024	{{c1::Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome}} is a Collagen {{c1::V/I}} disorder involving {{c1::skin and joints}}.
Published	02/20/2024	In Epidermolysis Bullosa, blistering conditions are categorized into different forms, with {{c1::Dystrophic EB}} being one example that involves a def…
Published	02/20/2024	Dystrophic Epidermolysis Bullosa can be inherited in an autosomal recessive or dominant manner, with the {{c1::recessive form}} being more severe.
Published	02/20/2024	Alport Syndrome presents with nephritis, deafness, hematuria, proteinuria, and {{c1::hypertension}}.
Published	02/20/2024	Dystrophic Epidermolysis Bullosa can be inherited in an autosomal recessive or {{c1::dominant}} manner, with the recessive form being more severe.
Published	02/20/2024	Clinical manifestations of Goodpasture Syndrome include hemoptysis, {{c1::glomerulonephritis}}, and progressive renal failure.
Published	02/20/2024	Dystrophic Epidermolysis Bullosa can be inherited in an {{c1::autosomal recessive}} or dominant manner, with the recessive form being more severe.
Published	02/20/2024	Mutations in collagen IV lead to {{c1::connective tissue defects}} and contribute to the pathophysiology of Alport Syndrome and Goodpasture Syndrome.
Published	02/20/2024	The processing of preprocollagens in the ER includes {{c1::hydroxylation}}, glycosylation, and disulfide bond formation, which are critical for the fo…
Published	02/20/2024	In Goodpasture Syndrome, auto-antibodies target the {{c1::Type IV collagen (α₃ chain)}}, leading to inflammatory destruction of the basement membrane …
Published	02/20/2024	Despite genetic mutations in Osteogenesis Imperfecta (OI), substantial triple helix formation can still occur, leading to a {{c1::range of phenotypic …
Published	02/20/2024	Goodpasture Syndrome is a rare autoimmune disease that typically onsets in the {{c1::teens to 20s}}, with a higher incidence in males.
Published	02/20/2024	Osteogenesis Imperfecta (OI) is characterized by genetic mutations that can occur near the C-terminal or {{c1::N-terminal}} of the triple helix, with …
Published	02/20/2024	Dystrophic Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB) involves mutations in {{c1::collagen VII}} and leads to the development of blisters in the skin and mucosal memb…
Published	02/20/2024	{{c1::Type VII collagen disorders}} include Epidermolysis Bullosa, a blistering disease occurring in 3 forms.
Published	02/20/2024	In {{c1::Epidermolysis Bullosa}}, blistering conditions are categorized into different forms, with Dystrophic EB being one example that involves a def…
Published	02/20/2024	{{c1::Type IV collagen disorders}} include Alport Syndrome and Goodpasture Syndrome, both of which primarily affect the kidney.
Published	02/20/2024	Mutations in collagen IV lead to connective tissue defects and contribute to the pathophysiology of {{c1::Alport Syndrome}} and Goodpasture Syndrome.
Published	02/20/2024	{{c1::Alport Syndrome}} and {{c1::Goodpasture Syndrome}} involve the {{c1::kidney}}.
Published	02/20/2024	{{c1::Goodpasture Syndrome}} is a rare autoimmune disease that typically onsets in the teens to 20s, with a higher incidence in males.
Published	02/20/2024	{{c1::Alport Syndrome}} is a common inherited cause of kidney failure characterized by a mutation in the α₅ chain of Type IV collagen in the basal lam…
Published	02/20/2024	Dystrophic EB involves mutations in collagen VII and results in the development of blisters in the {{c1::skin and mucosal membranes}}.
Published	02/20/2024	Osteogenesis Imperfecta (OI) is characterized by genetic mutations that can occur near the {{c1::C-terminal}} or N-terminal of the triple helix, with …
Published	02/20/2024	In Goodpasture Syndrome, auto-antibodies target the Type IV collagen (α₃ chain), leading to inflammatory destruction of the basement membrane in the {…
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