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A recombinant type I collagen, its preparation method and application
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CN122080178A
Improve adhesion
promote generation
Connective tissue peptides
Fungi
Human body
Genetic engineering
This invention belongs to the field of
genetic engineering
technology, specifically relating to a recombinant
type I collagen
, its preparation method, and its applications. Its
amino acid
sequence is shown in SEQ ID NO.1. The recombinant
type I collagen
of this invention is based on a short
amino acid
sequence from natural
type I collagen
, with the
integrin
recognition sequence
GFPGER added as a repeating unit, repeated multiple times, with a repetition count of 6. The recombinant type I collagen exhibits
extremely good
hydrophilicity and stability,
high adhesion
, and does not cause
immune rejection
when applied to the
human body
. It can be used in the preparation of
tissue engineering
materials such as bone implants and bone repair scaffolds.
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NORTHWEST UNIV
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