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Is Titin A ‘Winding Filament’? A New Twist On Muscle Contraction

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New evidence demonstrates that calcium-dependent binding of N2A titin to actin increases titin stiffness in active skeletal muscles, which explains many long-standing enigmas of muscle Intense and unaccustomed eccentric exercise has been extensively studied for its ability to induce muscle damage. However, the underlying mechanism of this phenomenon still In active muscle, Ca2+-binding has been shown to increase titin stiffness, but the observed increase is too small to explain the increased stiffness of parallel elastic elements upon muscle

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Sci-Hub | Is titin a “winding filament”? A new twist on muscle contraction. Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences, 279 (1730), 981–990 | 10.1098/rspb.2011.1304 scihubto Is titin a ‚winding filament‘? A new twist on muscle contraction. Nishikawa KC, Monroy new twist on muscle contraction JA, Uyeno TE, Yeo SH, Pai DK, Lindstedt SL Proc Biol Sci, 279 (1730):981-990, 07 If N2A (red) binds non-selectively to thin filaments (blue) in the presence of Ca2 +, and if the binding site depends on sarcomere length at the time of Ca2 + influx, then a plateau is

Muscle has conventionally been viewed as a motor that converts chemical to kinetic energy in series with a passive spring, but new insights emerge when muscle is viewed

The first one (7) is a highly speculative paper in which Nishikawa and collaborators propose a “new twist on muscle contraction” with a model that titin works as a “winding filament” that is A new twist on muscle contraction | Recent studies have demonstrated a role for the elastic protein titin in active muscle, but the mechanisms by which titin plays this role remain to be

A new and more realistic amendment to the winding filament model is incorporation of an exponential spring to characterize the elastic properties of titin. If the combined Ca2+-crossbridge-titin models are consistent with the results of the proposed experiments, then Article Home Publications Publication Search the proposed work will transform our understanding of the mechanism of Abstract We propose and examine a three filament model of skeletal muscle force generation, thereby extending classical cross-bridge models by involving titin-actin interaction upon active

In active muscle, Ca 2+ -binding has been shown to increase titin stiffness, but the observed increase is too small to explain the increased stiffness of parallel elastic elements upon muscle

Energy stored during force development can be recovered during active shortening. The winding filament hypothesis accounts for force enhancement during stretch Indeed, muscle behaves as though there is a dynamic ‘‘spring’’ within the sarcomeres. We propose a new ‘‘winding filament’’ mechanism for how titin acts, in conjunction with the cross

Superthin muscle filaments: evolution and function of titin in skeletal ...

  • The role of titin in eccentric muscle contraction
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  • What is the role of titin in active muscle?
  • The multiple roles of titin in muscle contraction and force

Only decades later, and importantly after categorical acceptance of the sliding filament theory, the giant protein titin (AKA connectin) was described: a superthin elastic Is titin a ‘winding filament’? A new twist on muscle contraction. Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences 279, 981–990 (2011). 23.Hessel, A. L., Lindstedt, S. L. & Nishikawa, K. A new model for muscle contraction, featuring titin as a „winding filament“ that explains part of the rebound you get from bouncing out of a squat.

Contraction of the striated muscle is powered by the cyclical adenosine triphosphate (ATP)-fueled interactions of the motor protein myosin II, arranged in two bipolar

This chapter provides a brief biological overview of fundamental skeletal muscle mechanics and current muscle contraction theories, focusing own previous work. The overview Despite its huge success, the sliding filament theory of muscle contraction has proven insufficient to explain several long-known and important aspects of muscle function, Muscle contraction and force regulation in skeletal muscle have been thought to occur exclusively through the relative sliding of and the interaction between the contractile

The winding filament hypothesis accounts for force enhancement during stretch and force depression during shortening, and provides testable predictions that will encourage new

Hier sollte eine Beschreibung angezeigt werden, diese Seite lässt dies jedoch nicht zu. Several properties of muscle defy explanation solely based on the sliding filament-swinging cross-bridge theory. Indeed, muscle behaves as though Publications Publication Search Publication there is a dynamic „spring“ within the A new twist on muscle contraction | Recent studies have demonstrated a role for the elastic protein titin in active muscle, but the mechanisms by which titin plays this role remain to be

A new twist on muscle contraction. Jenna A. Monroy1, Krysta L. Powers1, Leslie A. Gilmore1, Theodore A. Uyeno2, Stan L. Lindstedt1, and Kiisa C. Nishikawa1 – 2012 – What Is the Role of

Muscle has conventionally been viewed as a motor that converts chemical to kinetic energy in series with a passive spring, but new insights emerge when muscle is viewed The sliding filament–swinging cross bridge theory of skeletal muscle contraction provides a reasonable description of muscle properties during isometric contractions at or near maximum Is titin a †̃winding filamentâ€? A new twist on Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences 279, 981-990 DOI: 10.1098/rspb.2011.1304 muscle

Is titin a ‚winding filament‘? A new twist on muscle contraction.(Q54562398) scientific article published on 7 September 2011 Is titin a ‚winding filament‘? A new twist on muscle contraction Published 2011 View Full Article Home Publications Publication Search Publication Details Title