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Created page with "== Introduction == Fibrous proteins, also known as scleroproteins, are a class of proteins characterized by their elongated, fibrous structure. Unlike globular proteins, which are more compact and soluble in water, fibrous proteins are typically insoluble and serve structural or protective roles in biological systems. These proteins are essential components of connective tissues, tendons, bone matrices, and other structural frameworks within organisms. Their unique prop..."
