PMID: 6540369Jul 1, 1984Paper

Three-dimensional reconstruction of rigor insect flight muscle from tilted thin sections

Nature
K A TaylorM K Reedy

Abstract

Rigor cross-bridges show two conformations paired within each 38.7-nm axial repeat. The two forms may express two stages of the cross-bridge cycle during contraction. Differing numbers of myosin heads per cross-bridge and associated helical changes in the thin filament distinguish the two forms and suggest that both myosin heads usually bind to a single thin filament.

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Apr 30, 1990·European Journal of Biochemistry·J A BioscaM K Reedy
Dec 1, 1987·Journal of Muscle Research and Cell Motility·M C ReedyR S Goody
Sep 12, 1985·Nature·M Clarke
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