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Regulation of jaw-specific isoforms of myosin-binding protein-C and tropomyosin in regenerating cat temporalis muscle innervated by limb fast and slow motor nerves.

The journal of histochemistry and cytochemistry : official journal of the Histochemistry Society - 1 Nov 2010

Kang Lucia H D, Hoh Joseph F Y

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Cat jaw-closing muscles are a distinct muscle allotype characterized by the expression of masticatory-specific myofibrillar proteins. Transplantation studies showed that expression of masticatory myosin heavy chain (m-MyHC) is promoted by fast motor nerves, but suppressed by slow motor nerves. We investigated whether masticatory myosin-binding protein-C (m-MBP-C) and masticatory tropomyosin (m-Tm) are similarly...

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PMID: 20679518
DOI: 10.1369/jhc.2010.956847
PMCID: PMC2958141

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