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    GlossaryCollagen Organization

    specific arrangement and alignment of collagen fibers in tissues

    Collagen organization refers to the specific arrangement and alignment of collagen fibers within tissues. This structure is crucial for maintaining the strength, flexibility, and overall function of various tissues, such as skin, tendons, and bones. Proper collagen organization ensures that these tissues can withstand mechanical stress and perform their biological roles effectively.

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