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Spastic pelvic floor syndrome and puborectalis syndrome: the different stages of the same disease. [PDF]

open access: yesInt J Colorectal Dis
Xiong Y   +8 more
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Long-Term Resistance Trained Human Muscles Have More Fibers, More Myofibrils, and Tighter Myofilament Packing Than Untrained. [PDF]

open access: yesMed Sci Sports Exerc
Maeo S   +7 more
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Microtubules coordinate mitochondria transport with myofibril morphogenesis during muscle development

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Avellaneda J   +5 more
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Phospholipids in myofibrils

Biochemical and Biophysical Research Communications, 1982
Abstract The myofibrils were shown to be lipoprotein structures. Lipoprotein nature of these structures was confirmed by their lipid phosphorus to protein ratio in a completely dispersed myofibril preparation of the skeletal muscle cells. The ratio was found to be 49.65 ± 3.95 microgram P / mg protein.
N, Ozgünes, S, Artvinli
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Iodination of myofibrils and myosin

Journal of Muscle Research and Cell Motility, 1984
The relative reactivity of the tyrosine side chains in the proteins of skeletal muscle myofibrils was determined using iodination techniques. The destruction of ATPase activity of myofibrils and myosin by lactoperoxidase and chloramine-T iodination could be prevented by the attachment of cysteamine to the sulphydryl groups prior to the iodination ...
R C, Turner, P J, Hanaway, M L, Greaser
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Force depression in single myofibrils

Journal of Applied Physiology, 2010
Force depression after active shortening has been observed in different muscle preparations. It has been assumed that force depression is caused by the development of sarcomere length nonuniformities after shortening. However, this hypothesis has never been investigated in a preparation where individual sarcomere lengths could be directly measured ...
V, Joumaa, W, Herzog
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How to build a myofibril

Journal of Muscle Research and Cell Motility, 2006
Building a myofibril from its component proteins requires the interactions of many different proteins in a process whose details are not understood. Several models have been proposed to provide a framework for understanding the increasing data on new myofibrillar proteins and their localizations during muscle development.
Joseph W, Sanger   +7 more
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