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- W2137022397 abstract "1. We have used the glycogen-depletion technique, combined with myofibrillar ATPase (mATPase) staining for muscle fibre type, to study the fibre-type composition of four skeleto-fusimotor (beta) units in cat peroneus tertius, namely, one beta dynamic (beta d) unit and three beta static (beta s) units. 2. Depletion of glycogen was observed in serial cross-sections of thirty-four beta-unit extrafusal muscle fibres of various types traced from origin to insertion. No fibre was depleted of glycogen throughout its length; depletion was restricted to a number of zones, usually about five. Oxidative (type I) and oxidative-glycolytic (type IIA) fibres were depleted for a significantly greater proportion of their total length than glycolytic IIB fibres. 3. The fibre-type composition of the beta d unit was determined by tracing its fibres from end to end. The muscle unit consisted of one intrafusal bag1 fibre and ninety-three extrafusal muscle fibres comprising seventy-six type I fibres, eleven IIC fibres, and six fibres that changed from IIC to I during the course of their length (IIC/I fibres). The extrafusal fibre-type composition was thus 81.7% I plus 18.3% IIC and IIC/I. 4. The three beta s units (beta s1, beta s2, beta s3) were all fast-contracting and fatigued rapidly. Identification of their extrafusal fibre types, made in 1 mm2 areas sampled from different parts of each unit, gave mixed compositions as follows: beta s1, IIB + 6.7% IIA; beta s2, IIB + 5.8% IIA; beta s3, IIB + 29.9% IIA. The intrafusal component of each unit included either one or two long chain fibres. 5. In a discussion of the results, the fact that the continuous stimulation of extrafusal muscle fibres does not deplete them of glycogen throughout their length is examined in relation to the work of others who have assumed that it did. With regard to the finding of mixed extrafusal fibre types in the beta units, a distinction is drawn between minimal (around 5%) and moderate mixing. It is suggested that minimal mixing may occur in any motor unit as the outcome of endplate degeneration with foreign replacement, but that moderate mixing indicates an on-going process of conversion from one fibre type to another which in the adult may prove to occur only among beta units." @default.
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- W2137022397 title "A study of glycogen depletion and the fibre-type composition of cat skeleto-fusimotor units." @default.
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