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Contractile Peripapillary Staphyloma
Ophthalmologica, 1976A 42-year-old woman had a contractile staphyloma involving the peripapillary area of the fundus of the left eye. The finding was related with high myopia of the same eye, which had a VA of 6/6 P. Except an enlargement of the blind spot no other finding was observed. The movement had no relation with any organic or non-organic rhythm.
P, Konstas, G, Katikos, L C, Vatakas
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Biochimie, 1976
That several proteins of the sarcomere differ from one muscle to the next is well documented, and it is becoming evident that homogeneous muscles, like the heart, are also species specific. 1) Clear-cut evidence is available concerning myosin, and, to date, several types of molecules have been described.
J J, Léger +7 more
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That several proteins of the sarcomere differ from one muscle to the next is well documented, and it is becoming evident that homogeneous muscles, like the heart, are also species specific. 1) Clear-cut evidence is available concerning myosin, and, to date, several types of molecules have been described.
J J, Léger +7 more
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Biological Reviews, 1938
SummaryAlthough comparatively little has been added to our knowledge of the structure of contractile vacuoles since the publication of Lloyd's (1928) review,1 the work of Gelei has thrown doubt upon previous interpretations of the functioning of the feeder canals and central vesicle of Paramecium.
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SummaryAlthough comparatively little has been added to our knowledge of the structure of contractile vacuoles since the publication of Lloyd's (1928) review,1 the work of Gelei has thrown doubt upon previous interpretations of the functioning of the feeder canals and central vesicle of Paramecium.
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Abstract Myocardial contractility represents the ventricles’ ability to contract and eject blood. There are two ways in which to modify contractility: in a length-dependent (increased preload) or length-independent fashion (inotropy). These processes are made up of a dynamic interaction of myosin to actin and well as intracellular Ca2 ...
Daniel Tobes, Larry Manders
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Daniel Tobes, Larry Manders
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Evaluating Myocardial Contractility
Anesthesiology, 1971S, Shimosato, B E, Etsten
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Cyclopropane and Contractility
Anesthesiology, 1971R S, Reneman, G, Pollack
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