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Collagen fibers are made up of many collagen fibrils (smaller individual unit)

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Collagen fiber is a larger structure composed of multiple collagen fibrils, which are thin, elongated structures. Fibrils are bundled together to form fibers, providing structural support and strength to tissues in the body.

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