Collagen - Type III
Formerly known as: Reticulin
Description
Type III Collagen is a type of Collagen manufactured endogenously by Fibroblasts.
Biological Function of Type III Collagen
Musculoskeletal System
Reticular Fibers are composed primarily of Type III Collagen:
Type III Collagen accounts for a significant portion of the Collagen of the Skin.
These Substances may Stimulate the Production of Type III Collagen
Alpha-Hydroxy Acids
Glycolic Acid (applied topically) may stimulate the production of Type III Collagen by Fibroblasts. [1]
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