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High-Yield Explanation
Triple helix formation occurs in endoplasmic reticulum at procollagen level.
Triple helix of procollagen is packed into secretory intracellular vesicles in the Golgi-apparatus.
These vesicles then secrete the procollagen into extracellular space where it is converted to tropocollagen (collagen monomer).
Tropocollagens aggregate into collagen fibrils which intern become extensively cross-linked to form 'collagen fibers'.