Titlebook: Gene Expression in Muscle; Richard C. Strohman,Stewart Wolf Book 1985 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive lic

Hamper

extensor digitorum longus (EDL) muscles of the rabbit with regard to the three main functional systems of the muscle fiber, i.e. energy metabolism, sarcoplasmic reticulum and proteins of the myofibrillar apparatus.

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显微镜

Distribution of Slow Myosin in Dystrophic Chicken Musclescle growth in the two breeds. Since inbred lines of normal and dystrophic chickens now exist that contain greater than 90% of their genes in common, these strains (normal line 03 and dystrophic line 433) were used for the current study to ensure that the differences observed between normal and dystrophic muscles were due to the disease.

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Alterations in Phenotype Expression of Muscle by Chronic Nerve Stimulation extensor digitorum longus (EDL) muscles of the rabbit with regard to the three main functional systems of the muscle fiber, i.e. energy metabolism, sarcoplasmic reticulum and proteins of the myofibrillar apparatus.

Neolithic

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-16-4534-1d muscle maturation. This developmentally-regulated process involves a gradual shift from one or more isozymes present in fetal muscle, to a muscle-specific form, which persists throughout post-natal life.

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arthrodesis

MIRTH

Stimulation of the Synthesis of Fructose 1,6-Diphosphate Aldolase by Transferrin34,335). During post-embryonic development, the synthetic rate of aldolase becomes four-fold faster in “fast-twitch” chicken breast muscle as compared to “slow-twitch” leg muscle (334–336). Thus, in terms of the glycolytic enzymes, fiber-type differentiation appears to progress via a transformation from a slow-type phenotype to a fast-type (335).

Arteriography

Myotrophic Factor(s) in Normal and Dystrophic Chicken Skeletal MusclePM muscle contain a growth-promoting factor other than Tf which we have yet to identify. The Tf studies are published (359, 360) and we will simply summarize them here with an attempt to relate the findings to normal and dystrophic muscle growth.