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Collagen IV of basement membrane: V. Bromide-mediated sulfilimine bonds interlock the quaternary structure of NC1-hexamer of scaffolds enabling metazoan evolution.
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Collagen-IV (Col-IV) scaffolds, a primordial basement membrane component, enabled animal multicellularity, evolution and adaptation. These scaffolds provide tensile strength and tether macromolecules, forming supramolecular complexes that interact with cell-surface receptors and influence cell-behavior. Triple-helical Col-IV protomers, composed of three α-chains, with a trimeric globular NC1-domain at the C-terminus, oligomerize forming a NC1-hexamer structure that connects adjoining protomers of Col-IV
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