Independent evolution of
striated muscles in cnidarians and bilaterians.
This research provided a histopathological evaluation of skeletal
striated muscle tissue during prolonged reperfusion.
(1969) The relaxing protein system of
striated muscle. Resolution of the troponin complex into inhibitory and calcium ion-sensitizing factors and their relationship to tropomyosin.
Striated muscle generates superoxide as the primary ROS.
Agarkova, "Myomesin 3, a novel structural component of the M-band in
striated muscle," Journal of Molecular Biology, vol.
The western results are not convincing as to whether TPM1[kappa] protein is expressed in mouse
striated muscle.
These emotions can subsequently produce autonomic nervous system effects manifesting as
striated muscle tension, smooth muscle tension and cognitive-perceptual disruption.[sup.1] Smooth muscle tension can produce hypertension, migraine, vaso-spasm and bladder spasm.
Soon to follow would begin the slow buildup of a stomach paunch and the need for looser sized shoes as gravity yanked down hard on arches formerly held high by
striated muscle tissue.
Rhabdomyolysis occurs as a result of damage to the
striated muscle cell membranes.
The rationales for placing ES and BFB in the same session is to perform the three consecutive steps in each session: (1) to provide the patient with feedback on what is being trained to achieve the therapeutic outcome, when the patient is not able to contract the external sphincter in isolation, (2) to increase the power and endurance of pelvic floor muscles and (3) stimulate the periurethral
striated muscle for neuro-modulation that affects the neural signaling that controls continence (31).
In these extraocular locations, PEX material was primarily found in connective tissue portions of visceral organs, often in the periphery of blood vessels, and seemed to originate from connective tissue fibroblasts, smooth and
striated muscle cells, and heart muscle cells.
A protein called
striated muscle activator of Rho signaling (STARS) is a muscle-specific signaling molecule in both heart and skeletal muscle.