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Studies of Sarcomere Length by Optical Diffraction,erties of sarcomeres and can be used to assess the validity of models of the mechanism of contraction. These data may also show how different populations of sarcomeres interact with each other, information that is of potential importance in both normal and diseased states of striated muscle.

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The Sarcoplasmic Reticulum of Skeletal and Cardiac Muscle,; Ebashi and Endo, 1968; Fuchs, 1974; Fabiato and Fabiato, 1979; Endo, 1977; Caputo, 1978). This chapter contains a general description of the system, and is then focused on selected findings that are used to support the author’s views on the mechanisms of calcium uptake and calcium release.

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Rudyard Kipling and Rupert Brooke,ous other motility proteins, to date there is no single subcellular movement with a mechanism of action that is clearly explicable in terms of the better-understood microtubule-dynein or muscle-cell systems. The aim of this chapter is to examine relevant evidence, particularly that relating to the a

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Rudyard Kipling and Rupert Brooke,skeleton. These elements of the cytoskeleton include microtubules (25 nm), which form elaborate cytoplasmic networks; actin or thin filaments (6 nm), which form cytoplasmic stress fibers; and the intermediate filaments (10 nm). The term “intermediate” filaments has been applied to this third class o

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Lars Willnat,Ven-hwei Lo,Annette Awe muscle, has not been studied extensively in tissue other than muscle and brain. In this chapter, we summarize our immunofluorescence localization studies (Eckert ..,1980) that show the association of creatine kinase with intermediate filaments in cultured rat kangaroo kidney epithelial cells (PTK.

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Opinion Polls and the Media in South Africaotein of microtubules. Microtubules are important components of the cytoskeleton of cells, and only recently have we begun to perceive the associations between microtubules and other components of the cytoskeleton, such as actin (Griffith and Pollard, 1978; Fujii and Tanaka, 1979). There are several