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dermatan sulfate
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der·ma·tan sulfate (dûrm-tn)
n.
A mucopolysaccharide that is a structural component of certain body tissues, especially the skin.
dermatan sulfate
a component of the acellular ground substance of skin.
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Principal Cell Dominant Tissue Type Fiber Tendon Tenocytes Collagen Articular Chondrocytes Collagen cartilage Bone Osteoblasts Collagen Osteocytes Dermis Fibroblasts Collagen Elastin Dominant PG/GAG and Total GAG Tissue Content Tendon Dermatan sulphate PG ~0.
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In November 2003, we commenced Phase Ib multi-dose clinical safety studies with our anti-thrombotic, GH9001; a combination medium molecular weight heparin and low molecular weight dermatan sulphate.
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