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Collagen from squid and its biological activity

Joy et al., 2017

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18251993864800766590
Author
Joy D
Kumar K
Kumar B
Silvipriya S
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International Journal of Current Pharmaceutical Research

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Collagen is the sole protein found predominantly in the animal kingdom. The main source of collagen which had been land animals previously is being replaced by other alternative sources due to certain health related, religious and social concerns. Thus additional reliable …
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