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Gizzard Troponin.

Authors: S, Ebashi; T, Toyo-Oka; Y, Nonmura;

Gizzard Troponin.

Abstract

Native tropomyosin from the gizzard was separated into troponin and tropomyosin. The mode of action of the troponin-tropomyosin system of gizzard was shown to be distinclty different from that of skeletal muscle.

Keywords

Gizzard, Avian, Animals, Muscle Proteins, Calcium, Tropomyosin, Chickens, Troponin

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influence
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