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107. Rose C., Kumar M. and Mandal A. B.: A study of the
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cold-water fish collagens. Biochem. J. 249: 127-133
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108. Runnegar B.: Collagen gene construction and evolution. J. mol. Evol. 22: 141-149 (1985)
109. Ruoslahti E.: Fibronectin and its receptor. Annual
Rev. Biochem. 57: 375-413 (1988)
110. Sabatini L. M., He Y. Z. and Azen E. A.: Structure
and sequence determination of the gene encoding
human salivary statherin. Gene 89: 245-251 (1990)
111. Sabsay B. et al.: Domain structure and sequence distribution in dentin phosphophoryn. Biochem. J. 276:
699-707 (1991)
112. SchmidtT., Stumm-Zollinger E. and Chen P. S.: Protein metabolism of Drosophila melanogaster male
accessory glands - III. Stimulation of protein synthesis following copulation. Insect Biochem. 15: 391-401
(1985)
113. Shadwick R E. and Gosline J. M.: Molecular biomechanics of protein rubbers in molluscs. In: Wilbur K.
M. (ed.): Mollusca, Vol. 1, pp. 399-430. Acad. Press,
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441-473 (1983)
115. Shinbo H., Yaginuma T. and Happ G. M.: Purification and characterization of a proline-rich secretory
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insect spermatophore. J. bioI. Chem. 262: 4794-99
(1987)
116. Skorstengaard K. et al.: Purification and complete
primary structures of the heparin-, cell- and DNAbinding domains of bovine plasma fibronectin. Eur. J.
Biochem. 154: 15-29 (1986)
117. Soininen R et al.: Structural organization of the gene
for the al chain of human type IV collagen. J. BioI.
Chem. 264: 13565-71 (1989)
118. Souliotis V. et al.: Cuticle proteins during the development of Daucus oleae. Insect Biochem. 18:
485-492 (1988)
119. Spoerel N. A. et al.: Gene evolution and regulation in
the chorion complex of Bombyx mori. Hybridization
and sequence analysis of mUltiple developmentally
middle AlB chorion gene pairs. J. mol. BioI. 209:
1-19 (1989)
120. Sridhara S.: Evidence that pupal and adult cuticular
proteins are coded by different genes in the silkmoth
Antheraea polyphemus. Insect Biochem. 15: 333-339
(1985)
121. Stiles B. and Leopold R. A.: Cuticle proteins from
the Anthonomus grandis abdomen: stage specificity
and immunological relatedness. Insect Biochem. 20:
113-125 (1990)
122. Strawich E. and Glimcher M. J.: Tooth "enamelins"
identified mainly as serum proteins. Major "enamelin" is albumin. Eur. J. Biochem. 191: 47-56 (1990)
123. Suyama K. and Nakamura R: Isolation and characterization of new crosslinking amino acid "allodesmosine" from hydrolysate of elastin. Biochem. biophys.
Res. Commun. 170: 713-718 (1990)
124. Swimmer C. et al.: Evolution of the autosomal chorion cluster in Drosophila. III. Comparison of the s18
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BioI. 215: 225-235 (1990)
125. Thkahara K. et al.: Complete primary structure of
human collagen al(V) chain. J. BioI. Chem. 266:
13124-29 (1991)
126. Tamura T. and Sakate (+ ) S.: Isolation and characterization of fibroin mRNAI from the saturniid silkworms,
Antherea yamamai, .lntherea pernyi and Phiolsamia
cynthia ricini. Insect Biochem. 18: 169-175 (1988)
127. Thomas J. T. et al.: Isolation of cDNAs encoding the
complete sequence of bovine type-X collagen. Evidence for the condensed nature of mammalian type-X
collagen genes. Biochem. J. 273: 141-148 (1991)
128. Threadgill D. W. and Womack J. E.: Genomic analysis of the major bovine milk protein genes. Nucleic
Acids Res. 18: 6935-42 (1990)
129. Tunpl R.: Structure and biological activity of basement membrane proteins. Eur. J. Biochem. 180:
487-502 (1989)
130. Underwood D. C. et al.: Silk gland-specific tRNAAla genes are tightly clustered in the silkworm
genome. Mol. cell. BioI. 8: 5504-12 (1988)
131. Vartio T. and Vaheri A.: Fibronectin: chains of
domains with diversified functions. Trends biochem.
Sci. 8: 442-444 (1983)
132. Veis D. J. et al.: Matrix proteins of the teeth of the
sea urchin Lytechinus variegatus. J. expo Zool. 240:
35-46 (1986)
133. Vuorio E. and de Crombrugghe B.: The family of collagen genes. Annual Rev. Biochem. 59: 837-872
(1990)
134. Wellman S. E. and Case S. T.: Disassembly and reassembly in vitro of complexes of secretory proteins
from Chironomus tentans salivary glands. J. BioI.
Chem. 264: 10878-83 (1989)
135. Willis J. H.: Curicular proteins: The neglected component. Arch. Insect Biochem. Physiol. 6: 203-215
(1987)
136. Willis J. H.: Partial amino acid sequences of cuticular
proteins from Hyalophora cecropia. Insect Biochem.
19: 41-46 (1989)
137. Worms D. and Weiner S.: Mollusc shell organic matrix - fourier transform infrared study of the acidic
macromolecules. J. expo Zool. 237: 11-20 (1986)
138. Wright G. M., Keeley R W. and Youson J. H.: Lamprin: a new vertebrate protein comprising the major
structural protein of adult lamprey cartilage. Experientia 39: 495-497 (1983)
139. Xu M. and Lewis R v.: Structure of a protein superfiber: Spider dragline silk. Proc. Nat. Acad. Sci. USA
87: 7120-24 (1990)
140. Yada T. et al.: Occurrence in chick embryo vitreous
humor of a type IX collagen proteoglycan with an
extraordinarily large chondroitin sulfate chain and
short a1 polypeptide. J. BioI. Chem. 265: 6992-99
(1990)
141. Yamada K. M.: Adhesive recognition sequences
(Minireview). J. BioI. Chem. 266: 12809-12 (1991)
142. Yamaguchi K. et al.: Primary structure of the silk fibroin light chain determined by cDNA sequencing and
peptide analysis. J. mol. BioI. 210: 127-139 (1989)
143. Yoshimura M, Banerjee M. R. and Oka T.: Nucleotide sequence of a cDNA encoding mouse beta
casein. Nucleic Acids Res. 14: 8224 (1986)
144. Yoshinaka R. et al.: '!\vo genetically distinct types of
collagen in kuruma prawn Penaeus japonicus. Compo
Biochem. Physiol. Pt. B 96: 451-456 (1990)
chorion proteins; in vivo patterns of disulfide bond
formation. Insect Biochem. 18: 471-482 (1988)
107. Rose C., Kumar M. and Mandal A. B.: A study of the
hydration and thermodynamics of warm-water and
cold-water fish collagens. Biochem. J. 249: 127-133
(1988)
108. Runnegar B.: Collagen gene construction and evolution. J. mol. Evol. 22: 141-149 (1985)
109. Ruoslahti E.: Fibronectin and its receptor. Annual
Rev. Biochem. 57: 375-413 (1988)
110. Sabatini L. M., He Y. Z. and Azen E. A.: Structure
and sequence determination of the gene encoding
human salivary statherin. Gene 89: 245-251 (1990)
111. Sabsay B. et al.: Domain structure and sequence distribution in dentin phosphophoryn. Biochem. J. 276:
699-707 (1991)
112. SchmidtT., Stumm-Zollinger E. and Chen P. S.: Protein metabolism of Drosophila melanogaster male
accessory glands - III. Stimulation of protein synthesis following copulation. Insect Biochem. 15: 391-401
(1985)
113. Shadwick R E. and Gosline J. M.: Molecular biomechanics of protein rubbers in molluscs. In: Wilbur K.
M. (ed.): Mollusca, Vol. 1, pp. 399-430. Acad. Press,
New York 1983
114. Shimura K. et al.: The physiology and biology of spinning in Bombyx mori (Review). Experientia 39:
441-473 (1983)
115. Shinbo H., Yaginuma T. and Happ G. M.: Purification and characterization of a proline-rich secretory
protein that is a precursor to a structural protein of an
insect spermatophore. J. bioI. Chem. 262: 4794-99
(1987)
116. Skorstengaard K. et al.: Purification and complete
primary structures of the heparin-, cell- and DNAbinding domains of bovine plasma fibronectin. Eur. J.
Biochem. 154: 15-29 (1986)
117. Soininen R et al.: Structural organization of the gene
for the al chain of human type IV collagen. J. BioI.
Chem. 264: 13565-71 (1989)
118. Souliotis V. et al.: Cuticle proteins during the development of Daucus oleae. Insect Biochem. 18:
485-492 (1988)
119. Spoerel N. A. et al.: Gene evolution and regulation in
the chorion complex of Bombyx mori. Hybridization
and sequence analysis of mUltiple developmentally
middle AlB chorion gene pairs. J. mol. BioI. 209:
1-19 (1989)
120. Sridhara S.: Evidence that pupal and adult cuticular
proteins are coded by different genes in the silkmoth
Antheraea polyphemus. Insect Biochem. 15: 333-339
(1985)
121. Stiles B. and Leopold R. A.: Cuticle proteins from
the Anthonomus grandis abdomen: stage specificity
and immunological relatedness. Insect Biochem. 20:
113-125 (1990)
122. Strawich E. and Glimcher M. J.: Tooth "enamelins"
identified mainly as serum proteins. Major "enamelin" is albumin. Eur. J. Biochem. 191: 47-56 (1990)
123. Suyama K. and Nakamura R: Isolation and characterization of new crosslinking amino acid "allodesmosine" from hydrolysate of elastin. Biochem. biophys.
Res. Commun. 170: 713-718 (1990)
124. Swimmer C. et al.: Evolution of the autosomal chorion cluster in Drosophila. III. Comparison of the s18
gene in evolutionary distant species and heterospeReferences
401
cific control of chorion gene amplification. J. mol.
BioI. 215: 225-235 (1990)
125. Thkahara K. et al.: Complete primary structure of
human collagen al(V) chain. J. BioI. Chem. 266:
13124-29 (1991)
126. Tamura T. and Sakate (+ ) S.: Isolation and characterization of fibroin mRNAI from the saturniid silkworms,
Antherea yamamai, .lntherea pernyi and Phiolsamia
cynthia ricini. Insect Biochem. 18: 169-175 (1988)
127. Thomas J. T. et al.: Isolation of cDNAs encoding the
complete sequence of bovine type-X collagen. Evidence for the condensed nature of mammalian type-X
collagen genes. Biochem. J. 273: 141-148 (1991)
128. Threadgill D. W. and Womack J. E.: Genomic analysis of the major bovine milk protein genes. Nucleic
Acids Res. 18: 6935-42 (1990)
129. Tunpl R.: Structure and biological activity of basement membrane proteins. Eur. J. Biochem. 180:
487-502 (1989)
130. Underwood D. C. et al.: Silk gland-specific tRNAAla genes are tightly clustered in the silkworm
genome. Mol. cell. BioI. 8: 5504-12 (1988)
131. Vartio T. and Vaheri A.: Fibronectin: chains of
domains with diversified functions. Trends biochem.
Sci. 8: 442-444 (1983)
132. Veis D. J. et al.: Matrix proteins of the teeth of the
sea urchin Lytechinus variegatus. J. expo Zool. 240:
35-46 (1986)
133. Vuorio E. and de Crombrugghe B.: The family of collagen genes. Annual Rev. Biochem. 59: 837-872
(1990)
134. Wellman S. E. and Case S. T.: Disassembly and reassembly in vitro of complexes of secretory proteins
from Chironomus tentans salivary glands. J. BioI.
Chem. 264: 10878-83 (1989)
135. Willis J. H.: Curicular proteins: The neglected component. Arch. Insect Biochem. Physiol. 6: 203-215
(1987)
136. Willis J. H.: Partial amino acid sequences of cuticular
proteins from Hyalophora cecropia. Insect Biochem.
19: 41-46 (1989)
137. Worms D. and Weiner S.: Mollusc shell organic matrix - fourier transform infrared study of the acidic
macromolecules. J. expo Zool. 237: 11-20 (1986)
138. Wright G. M., Keeley R W. and Youson J. H.: Lamprin: a new vertebrate protein comprising the major
structural protein of adult lamprey cartilage. Experientia 39: 495-497 (1983)
139. Xu M. and Lewis R v.: Structure of a protein superfiber: Spider dragline silk. Proc. Nat. Acad. Sci. USA
87: 7120-24 (1990)
140. Yada T. et al.: Occurrence in chick embryo vitreous
humor of a type IX collagen proteoglycan with an
extraordinarily large chondroitin sulfate chain and
short a1 polypeptide. J. BioI. Chem. 265: 6992-99
(1990)
141. Yamada K. M.: Adhesive recognition sequences
(Minireview). J. BioI. Chem. 266: 12809-12 (1991)
142. Yamaguchi K. et al.: Primary structure of the silk fibroin light chain determined by cDNA sequencing and
peptide analysis. J. mol. BioI. 210: 127-139 (1989)
143. Yoshimura M, Banerjee M. R. and Oka T.: Nucleotide sequence of a cDNA encoding mouse beta
casein. Nucleic Acids Res. 14: 8224 (1986)
144. Yoshinaka R. et al.: '!\vo genetically distinct types of
collagen in kuruma prawn Penaeus japonicus. Compo
Biochem. Physiol. Pt. B 96: 451-456 (1990)