Titlebook: Cell and Muscle Motility; Robert M. Dowben,Jerry W. Shay Book 1983 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1983 biochemistry.biology.biop

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Organization of Contractile Fibers in Smooth Muscle,y describes the impression of a uniformity in the optical properties of the cytoplasm that contrasts with the regular optical anisotropy that is characteristic of the striated muscles. The quality of optical uniformity is obtained from a labyrinth of three distinct systems of cytoplasmic filaments t

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Regulation of Muscle Contraction,aruyama and Ebashi, 1970). The absence of troponin or other specific regulatory proteins in molluscan striated muscle (Kendrick-Jones .., 1970) suggested that the mode of regulation by Ca. is not as simple as it was expected to be. The complexity of Ca. regulation was further confirmed by research o

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The Membrane Systems and Cytoskeletal Elements of Mammalian Myocardial Cells,ammalian cardiac muscle cells. The term “membrane systems,” as used herein, does not necessarily imply possession of cylindric structure by all parts of the so-called “transverse” (T)-tubules or the sarcoplasmic reticulum (SR), but instead implies solely that these structures are composed of membran

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Control of Gene Expression in Muscle Development,t, but rather attempts to critically analyze recent studies describing which regulatory mechanisms are utilized by muscles during terminal differentiation. Terminal differentiation of muscles involves the transition from dividing myoblasts to multinucleate fibers, or myotubes, and leads to the ultim

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Cloning of Contractile Protein Genes,n developmental biology. The existence of easily detectable markers of cell differentiation at every stage of myogenesis, the ease with which myoblasts can be grown ., and the fact that muscle is an electrically excitable tissue combine to make skeletal muscle a rich model system for studying many a

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230375475ted muscle. The majority of presently available publications on the structure of striated muscle are concerned either with the contractile elements of the myofibrils or with the membranous systems. We consider the evidence that striated muscle contains filaments that have average diameters intermedi

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