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protein found in cartilage is...

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Answered by pr264428
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Answer:

The major protein found in the cartilage is : Chondrin.

Explanation:

  • Cartilage is formed by specialised cells called Chondrocytes.
  • These chondrocytes produce a collagen rich protein called the chondrin.
  • This protein associated with sulphates to form chondroitin sulphate.
  • The chondroitin sulphate forms  a part of the extracellular matrix of the cartilage.
  • Chondrin is mainly responsible for providing flexibility and elasticity to the cartilage tissue.
  • Apart from chondrin, other proteins like fibronectin, thrombospondin, cartilage oligomeric matrix protein (COMP) are also present in the extra-cellular matrix of the cartilage.
Answered by babundrachoubay123
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Protein that is found in cartilage is called as chondrin.

Explanation:

It is a protein- carbohydrate complex that is found in the cartilage.

It is bluish-green colored and is made up of connective tissue that are contain cell which are embedded in the matrix.

It is a gelatinous substance that is obtained by boiling the cartilage.

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