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It might give you a fat lip
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collagen
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Word definitions for collagen in dictionaries
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
Word definitions in Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
structural protein of connective tissue, 1843, from French collagène , from Greek kolla "glue" + -gen "giving birth to" (see -gen ).
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Word definitions in Wikipedia
Collagen is the main structural protein in the extracellular space in the various connective tissues in animal bodies. As the main component of connective tissue, it is the most abundant protein in mammals, making up from 25% to 35% of the whole-body protein ...
Usage examples of collagen.
She watched the healthy ones producing collagenase to expel the damaged collagen, enthralled by the ineffability of the process.
They seemed to turn out huge amounts of collagenase, but instead of clearing out only the collagen in need of repair, the strange part was that it seemed to attack all the collagen directly.
Sometimes the fibroblast was forced to divide to do its work, to produce new collagen.
Ever since silicone turned out to be dangerous, collagen has become the hot item to I gave injected to smooth out wrinkles or to puff up thin lips or weak chins.
The best kind of collagen, Marla said, is your own fat, sucked out of your thighs, processed and cleaned and injected back into your lips, or wherever.
Marla never has any fat of her own, and her mom figures that familial collagen would be better than Marla ever having to use the cheap cow kind.
With a round smooth rock, Ayla rapidly pounded the dried tendon, breaking it down to long strands of white collagen fibers.
It was pounded until it became a bundle of white collagen fibers that separated easily into filaments of sinew, which could be coarse strings or thin, fine thread depending upon what was wanted.
To spell collagen, the name of a common type of protein, you need to arrange eight letters in the right order.
But to make collagen, you need to arrange 1,055 amino acids in precisely the right sequence.
Evie came out of her collagen lip injection saying she no longer had any fear of hell.
She dealt with them in assembly-line fashion, classifying them by appearance, photographing them, staining them with dyes, and, above all, testing the resilience and strength of their collagen, the protein that made skin thick and healthy, before passing them on to Alfred.
Deep channels run across my palms in places where no amount of grafting and collagen implants could replace dead tissue.
He felt reality's collagens dissolve, but the scene before him was too intense for hallucination.
Without ascorbic acid, a protein called collagen that holds the body together will stop doing its job.