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Possibilities for Increasing Number of Cross-bridges with Temperature
The Brownian motion of the HMM molecules may release more head domains from the glass surface at higher temperature without releasing the attached end. The increased thermal motion of the thin filamen… more →
Muscle Letter
How To Take Creatine As a Muscle and Strength Gainer.
seocameron wrote 2 months ago: How To Take Creatine – thesupplementstore.co.uk One of the most common questions I still get c … more →
Possibilities for Increasing Number of Cross-bridges with Temperature
musclearn wrote 1 year ago: The Brownian motion of the HMM molecules may release more head domains from the glass surface at hig … more →
Temperature Change Does Not Affect Force Per Cross-Bridge
musclearn wrote 1 year ago: The observed cross-bridge number increased with temperature. One possibility is that the Brownian mo … more →
Affinity of the Ca2+ Binding Sites
musclearn wrote 1 year ago: There are two settings to evaluate the apparent affinity of the regulatory Ca2+ binding sites of thi … more →
Alternative Names for alpha-actinin
musclearn wrote 1 year ago: Actinin alpha 1 ACTN 1 ACTN1 Alpha Actinin 1 Alpha actinin cytoskeletal isoform F actin cross linkin … more →
Force Measurement (1)
musclearn wrote 1 year ago: The function of muscle is to exert force and to do mechanical work. It would therefore be highly des … more →
Hill Equation
musclearn wrote 1 year ago: The Hill equation is an equation used in enzyme characterization. In biochemistry, the binding of a … more →
Reconstitution of Thin Filaments
musclearn wrote 1 year ago: Reconstitution of thin filaments from actin, troponin, and tropomyosin was done by mixing the protei … more →
Variability in Motor Velocity
musclearn wrote 1 year ago: The wide velocity variations observed are rather surprising and cannot be explained by simple kineti … more →
The NH2-terminal Segment of TnT
musclearn wrote 1 year ago: TnT, the tropomyosin (Tm) binding subunit of the troponin (Tn) complex, contains a globular COOH-ter … more →
