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Maximum shortening velocity and myosin heavy-chain isoform expression in human masseter muscle fibers.

Journal of dental research - 1 Sept 2001

Morris T J, Brandon C A, Horton M J, Carlson D S, Sciote J J

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While human masseter muscle is known to have unusual co-expression of myosin heavy-chain proteins, cellular kinetics of individual fibers has not yet been tested. Here we examine if myosin heavy-chain protein content is closely correlated to fiber-shortening speed, as previously reported in other human muscles, or if these proteins do not correlate well to shortening speeds, as has been demonstrated previously in...

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PMID: 11926245
DOI: 10.1177/00220345010800091401
PMCID: PMC4141476

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