Biomedical subjects
S Ebashi
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[Molecular mechanism of muscle contraction].
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[Chemical structure of coronary muscle during contraction].
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Calcium ion and muscle contraction.
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The localization of troponin in tropomyosin paracrystals.
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Troponin. I. Preparation and physiological function.
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Reversible change in physical state of troponin induced by calcium ion.
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"M-substance", a new protein constituting the M-line of myofibrils.
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Contractile proteins of cardiac muscle.
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Reversible stimulation of muscle phosphorylase b kinase by low concentrations of calcium ions.
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Periodic distribution of troponin along the thin filament.
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Troponin as the Ca++-receptive protein in the contractile system.
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Requirement of Ca ion for the stimulating effect of cyclic 3',5'-AMP on muscle phosphorylase b kinase.
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Localization of 6S component of a alpha-actinin at Z-band.
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Excitation-contraction coupling in cardiac muscle.
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Interaction of troponin with F-actin in the presence of tropomyosin.
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Native tropomyosin-like action of troponin on trypsin-treated myosin B.
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[New structural proteins of the muscle].
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