Imagine you're a doctor, and a middle-aged patient comes to you with a medical condition that is causing their collagen fibers to become weak. What affect would this have on the sutures in their skull?

• A. Sutures are made of short collagen fibers, so their sutures would loosen and become fragile.
• B. There is never fibrous connective tissue in sutures so it wouldn't have an effect.
• C. At this patient's age their sutures will have ossified; therefore, this condition won't affect their sutures.