Tissue‐Specific Expression of Type IX Collagen^a

A series of normal stages in the development of the chick embryo

1951 • 12,226 citations

D-periodic distribution of collagen type IX along cartilage fibrils.

1988 • 347 citations

On the role of type IX collagen in the extracellular matrix of cartilage: type IX collagen is localized to intersections of collagen fibrils.

1986 • 189 citations

The structure of type IX collagen.

1985 • 180 citations

Tissue-specific Forms of Type IX Collagen-Proteoglycan Arise from the Use of Two Widely Separated Promoters

1989 • 149 citations

Synthesis and characterization of cDNA encoding a cartilage-specific short collagen.

1984 • 143 citations

Differential localization of mRNAs of collagen types I and II in chick fibroblasts, chondrocytes, and corneal cells by in situ hybridization using cDNA probes.

1986 • 125 citations

Structure of the glycosaminoglycan domain in the type IX collagen-proteoglycan.

1987 • 108 citations

Cartilage type IX collagen-proteoglycan contains a large amino-terminal globular domain encoded by multiple exons.

1988 • 106 citations

Embryonic chicken cornea and cartilage synthesize type IX collagen molecules with different amino-terminal domains.

1988 • 101 citations

Acquisition of type IX collagen by the developing avian primary corneal stroma and vitreous

1988 • 88 citations

Monoclonal antibody against chicken type IX collagen: preparation, characterization, and recognition of the intact form of type IX collagen secreted by chondrocytes.

1985 • 88 citations

Peptide-specific antibodies identify the alpha 2 chain as the proteoglycan subunit of type IX collagen.

1986 • 67 citations

Independent deposition of collagen types II and IX at epithelial–mesenchymal interfaces

1989 • 58 citations

Use of monoclonal antibodies to locate the chondroitin sulfate chain(s) in type IX collagen.

1986 • 55 citations

Ia antigens in plastic-embedded tissues: a post-embedding immunohistochemical study.

1986 • 17 citations

Deleted Work

1955 • 0 citations