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• W145482395 abstract "This chapter describes the energized calcium transport and discusses the relaxing factors. Analysis of the factors that might determine whether a muscle is relaxed or contracted and that regulate the transition from one state to the other is based on in vitro experiments. The chapter focuses on evaluation of the different conditions that cause relaxation. It discusses the behavior of actomyosin in vitro and its correlation to in vivo contraction and relaxation of actomyosin. In vitro contraction manifests by the development of tension in glycerol-extracted fiber bundles and shortening of fiber bundles or isolated myofibrils. When the calcium (Ca) level is lowered, myofibrils in vitro lose their bound Ca and adenosine triphosphate (ATP) permits relaxation to occur. The cytoplasmic Ca level of resting muscle, in vivo, is low. Living muscle has the means to remove Ca from the cytoplasm because it contains a specialized reticulum structure with a rapid transport system for Ca in addition to the Ca pumps of the mitochondria and the cell membrane" @default.
• W145482395 created "2016-06-24" @default.
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• W145482395 date "1966-01-01" @default.
• W145482395 modified "2023-10-16" @default.
• W145482395 title "Energized Calcium Transport and Relaxing Factors" @default.
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