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Fig. 2.
(A)
Electron image of reconstituted collagen fibril after freeze-etching using
the mica ice wedge method and rotary shadowing with Pt/C at 11
.
(B)
Average axial
projection from images similar to
(A)
, shown repeated over two
D
-periods. The inten-
sity relates to the local thickness of platinum, revealing ridges on the fibril surface.
There are three conspicuous ridges: two corresponding to the telopeptide domains and
an additional ridge in the gap region. The underlying gap/overlap structure of the fibril
is still apparent.
°
3.
Acid-soluble type I collagen from bovine skin
(8)
.
4.
Fine forceps (Agar Scientific).
5.
Ultrapure water (Purite Stillplus HP).
6.
50-Grade filter paper (Whatman).
7.
Aluminium spacer 15 mm
×
15 mm
×
0.25 mm.
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