What are the classification of proteoglycans?
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Proteoglycans are a crucial component of the extracellular matrix (ECM) in connective tissues, comprising up to 95% of the ECM's weight. Understanding their structure and categorization is key to appreciating their diverse functions in the body, from structural support to cellular signaling. This article delves into the primary classification methods and significant types of these heavily glycosylated proteins.
