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[Thick filament shortening as a result of filament sliding].

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 20 May 1994 Russian Journal:Biofizika, volume 39 (issn: 0006-3029, Copyright policy )
Authors: N P, Sidorenko; A A, Klimov;

pmid: 8161585

[Thick filament shortening as a result of filament sliding].

Abstract

It is usually accepted that the phenomenon of thick filament shortening contradicts the sliding filament theory and cross-bridge mechanism of force generation. However, some peculiarity of experimental data indicate the thick filament shortening can be a corollary of the interaction of myosin cross-bridges with the actin filaments "wrong" polarities in sarcomeres with the actin filaments double overlap formed in the results of the filament sliding.

Keywords

Muscles, Horseshoe Crabs, Animals, Actins

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