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Repression of the embryonic myosin heavy chain phenotype in regenerating chicken slow muscle is dependent on innervation.

Muscle & nerve - 1 Mar 1992

Gao L, Kennedy J M

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Ventricular-like and fast myosin heavy chains (VL-MHC and FMHC) are transiently expressed during slow skeletal muscle development. The influence of innervation on repression of these MHC isoforms is investigated over an 84-day time course in: (1) normal anterior latissimus dorsi (N-ALD) muscles, (2) regenerating ALD (R-ALD) muscles, (3) denervated ALD (D-ALD) muscles, and (4) regenerating and denervated ALD...

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PMID: 1557093
DOI: 10.1002/mus.880150325

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