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Targeting Uterine Quiescence: A Multitarget Strategy with Vitamin D, High Molecular Weight Hyaluronic Acid, Magnesium, and Palmitoylethanolamide to Prevent Preterm Birth. [PDF]

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Mappa I, Porcaro G, Derme M, Rizzo G.
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Junctional and Actomyosin Dynamics Drive Endothelial Cell Rearrangements during Vascular Tube Formation

Maggi L, Yin J, Paatero I, Wiesner C, Malchow J, Helker C, Affolter M, Belting H.   +7 more
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Myocardial contractile reserve and indices of contractility

Cardiovascular Research, 1976
A close examiniation of several indices of contractility derived from the ventricular pressure was made using an isolated canine heart preparation. The repsonses to single intracoronary injections of calcium chloride as well as to increasing doses of this agent were tested.
A H, Moreno, E A, Bonfils-Roberts, J A, Steen, R V, Reddy   +3 more
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Contractile ring composition dictates kinetics of in silico contractility

Biophysical Journal, 2023
Constriction kinetics of the cytokinetic ring are expected to depend on dynamic adjustment of contractile ring composition, but the impact of ring component abundance dynamics on ring constriction is understudied. Computational models generally assume that contractile networks maintain constant total amounts of components, which is not always true.
Daniel B. Cortes, Paul S. Maddox, Francois J. Nédéléç, Amy Shaub Maddox   +3 more
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Polyvinylphosphate Contractile Systems

Nature, 1950
Riseman and Kirkwood1 recently suggested that the relaxation of muscle may be attributed to its stretching by the electrostatic repulsion of the ionized groups carried by the phosphorylated myosin molecules. During the contraction, the phosphate groups are split off, and the macromolecules coil up by Brownian movement.
A, KATCHALSKY, H, EISENBERG
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Placental contractile protein

American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1965
Abstract 1.1. A contractile protein from term placentas has been isolated and characterized. 2.2. This contractile protein is closely related, if not identical, to actomyosin. 3.3. The role of this contractile protein in maintenance of placental circulation is discussed.
T M, KING, U, GROESCHEL-STEWART
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Contractile Peripapillary Staphyloma

Archives of Ophthalmology, 1966
Among the rarest of all the congenital anomalies of the eye is peripapillary staphyloma or scleral ectasia, in which a normal or nearly normal optic nerve head lies at the bottom of a deep excavation in the fundus. This condition must be distinguished from coloboma of the optic disc, in which the defect is within the abnormal nerve head itself, 1 and ...
J B, Wise, A L, MacLean, J D, Gass
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