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	Titin, also known as connectin, is a flexible intrasarcomeric filamentous protein, which is largest proteins known today. Titins are a family of large proteins that which can be broken down into two subclasses of striated and nonmuscle cells of vertebrates <ref name=journal4>PMID:10481174 </ref>.		Titin, also known as connectin, is a flexible intrasarcomeric filamentous protein, which is largest proteins known today.<ref name=journal4/> Titins are a family of large proteins that which can be broken down into two subclasses of striated and nonmuscle cells of vertebrates <ref name=journal4>PMID:10481174 </ref>.

	== Overall Structure ==		== Overall Structure ==

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