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期刊名:Journal of muscle research and cell motility

缩写:J MUSCLE RES CELL M

ISSN:0142-4319

e-ISSN:1573-2657

IF/分区:2.2/Q4

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M Monda,C Vicidomini,An Viggiano et al. M Monda et al.
MyoD is a myogenic regulatory factor with a critical role in skeletal muscle development and regeneration. As muscle regeneration comes with an inflammatory process, it has been proposed that the inflammatory cells can play an important rol...
Bridgette Christopher,Gresin O Pizarro,Bryson Nicholson et al. Bridgette Christopher et al.
A rat model of low myocardial blood flow was established to test the hypothesis that post-translational changes to proteins of the thin and thick muscle filaments correlate with decreased cardiac contractility. Following 3 days of low blood...
Simona Apostol,Daniel Ursu,Frank Lehmann-Horn et al. Simona Apostol et al.
Strenuous activitiy of skeletal muscle leads to temporary osmotic dysbalance and isolated skeletal muscle fibers exposed to osmotic stress respond with characteristic micro-domain calcium signals. It has been suggested that osmotic stress t...
Juan-Juan Feng,Dmitry S Ushakov,Michael A Ferenczi et al. Juan-Juan Feng et al.
Actin filaments were formed by elongation of pre-formed nuclei (short crosslinked actin-HMM complexes) that were attached to a microscope cover glass. By using TIRF illumination we could see actin filaments at high contrast despite the pres...
David J Cannata,David I Finkelstein,Ilse Gantois et al. David J Cannata et al.
We generated a mouse line with a missense mutation (S248F) in the gene (CHRNA4) encoding the alpha4 subunit of neuronal nicotinic acetylcholine receptor (nAChR). Mutant mice demonstrate brief nicotine induced dystonia that resembles the cli...
Boris A Tikunov,Lawrence C Rome Boris A Tikunov
It is generally thought that the rapid relaxation of fast muscles is facilitated by the Ca(2+) binding protein parvalbumin (Parv). Indeed superfast swimbladder (SWB) muscle of toadfish contains the largest concentration of this protein ever...
Paul Pfleiderer,Marius P Sumandea,Vitalyi O Rybin et al. Paul Pfleiderer et al.
Phosphorylation of cardiac troponin is a key mechanism involved in regulation of contractile function. In vitro kinase assays revealed that lysates prepared from resting cardiomyocytes contain cardiac troponin I (cTnI) and cTnT kinase activ...
Christiane Look,Ingo Morano,Valéria Lamounier-Zepter Christiane Look
Obesity is a major risk factor for metabolic syndrome and cardiovascular disorders. Obesity related heart disease is the most serious complication of human obesity. Despite several investigations the pathophysiological mechanisms involved r...
Sabine J van Dijk,Nazha Hamdani,Ger J M Stienen et al. Sabine J van Dijk et al.
Many changes in morphology, biochemical properties and myocyte function occur during development to heart failure. Most changes may be compensatory, yet unable to prevent cardiac dysfunction in the long run. This illustrates that it is impo...
Adam Jacques,Anita C Hoskins,Jonathan C Kentish et al. Adam Jacques et al.
Many of the links between the genotype and phenotype in hypertrophic cardiomyopathy remain unexplained. In this unique longitudinal study we have investigated a patient with classical clinical phenotypic features of hypertrophic obstructive...