-
Keratin (/
ˈkɛrətɪn/) is one of a
family of
structural fibrous proteins also
known as scleroproteins. Alpha-
keratin (α-
keratin) is a type of
keratin found...
- Alpha-
keratin, or α-
keratin, is a type of
keratin found in
mammalian vertebrates. This
protein is the
primary component in hairs, horns, claws, nails...
- Beta-
keratin (β-
keratin) is a
member of a
structural protein family found in the
epidermis of
reptiles and birds. Beta-
keratins were
named so
because they...
- Hair
keratin is a type of
keratin found in hair and the nails.
Originating from the
embryonic epidermis, the hair
follicle evolves into one of the most...
-
Keratin 6A is one of the 27
different type II
keratins expressed in humans.
Keratin 6A was the
first type II
keratin sequence determined.
Analysis of the...
-
including Brazilian Blowout,
Breezilian straightening,
Brazilian Keratin Treatment, BKT, and
Keratin Cure.[citation needed] It is
called Escova Progressiva in...
-
Keratin 18 is a type I cytokeratin. It is,
together with its
filament partner keratin 8,
perhaps the most
commonly found products of the intermediate...
- and
binds to
Keratin 10, a Type I
keratin, to form a
coiled coil
heterotypic keratin chain.
Keratin 1 and
Keratin 10 are
specifically expressed in the...
- A
keratin disease is a
genetic disorder of one of the
keratin genes.[citation needed] An
example is monilethrix. The
first to be
identified was epidermolysis...
- the body.
Keratin is a
structural protein located at the hard
surfaces in many vertebrates.
Keratin has two forms, α-
keratin and β-
keratin, that are found...
