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3Helix Imaging Fibrotic Conditions with Collagen Hybridising Peptides CHP Applications - Fibrotic Conditions
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3Helix Visualising Collagen Remodelling in Skeletal Tissues with Collagen Hybridising Peptides CHP Applications - Skeletal Disease and Development
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3Helix Collagen Hybridizing Peptides (CHPs) Flyer Empowering Collagen Targeting for the Diagnosis and Treatment of Human Conditions
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3Helix_Collagen Quantification with CHP Collagen is the most abundant protein in mammals. It is the major structural component of almost all organs and tissues. Excessive collagen remodeling is associated in a variety of chronic pathological conditions, such as cancer, arthritis, and fibrosis.
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3Helix_Monitoring Collagen Turnover In Vivo with CHP Collagen is the most abundant protein in mammals. It is the major structural component of almost all organs and tissues. Excessive collagen remodelling is associated in a variety of chronic pathological conditions, such as cancer, arthritis, and fibrosis.
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3Helix - Fibrotic Tissue Staining with CHP Collagen hybridizing peptides allow for visualization of fibrotic tissue or any tissues with an increase of collagen turnover.
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3Helix - Assessing Mechanical Damage of Collagen with CHPs Collagen is the major building block in all load bearing tissues including tendon, ligament, bone, and cartilage. Mechanical injury to these tissues causes changes in collagen structure which can initiate pathological processes without detectable morphological changes at the macroscale. Using CHPs you can now visualize the mechanical damage to the triple helix.
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3Helix - Skeletal Imaging with Collagen Hybridizing Peptides The skeletal system has a large quantity of collagen, making visualization of skeletal development, disease and turnover with CHPs a perfect use case. Find out more at 3helix.com
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3Helix - How Collagen Hybridizing Peptides Work Collagen has a unique triple helical structure that is unfolded in tissues during diseases, development, mechanical injury, and decellularization. 3Helix commercializes labeled collagen hybridizing peptide (CHP) that specifically binds to such unfolded collagen chains.
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3Helix - Quantifying Collagen Damage After Tissue Decellularization Every decellularization method may alter the composition and the micro-architecture of ECM, causing variations of the biological activity and mechanical integrity of the decellularized material. CHP specifically detects denatured collagen in the decellularized tissue/organ, enabling assessment of the effect of decellularization upon ECM at the molecular level.
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3 Helix - Targeting degraded collagen with CHP Collagen has a unique triple helical structure that is unfolded in tissues during diseases, development, mechanical injury, and decellularization.
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