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The dynamic Z bands of striated muscle cells.

Science signaling - 12 Aug 2008

Sanger Jean M, Sanger Joseph W

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The distribution of proteins in the sarcomeres of skeletal and cardiac muscle gives rise to the striated pattern of these muscles. Sarcomeric protein localization is not, however, permanently fixed. There is dynamic exchange of proteins between a cytosolic pool and the sarcomere, addition of newly synthesized proteins during development and repair, and aberrant redistribution of proteins due to mutations. Recent...

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PMID: 18698076
DOI: 10.1126/scisignal.132pe37

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