2002
DOI: 10.1038/415659a
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Mechanism of force generation by myosin heads in skeletal muscle

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“…At the tetanus plateau (Fig. 1B, dark blue), the 14.66-nm peak was more intense than the 14.47-nm peak (8,19). The total intensity of the M3 reflection (I M3 ), corrected for the decrease in lateral alignment between filaments on activation by multiplying by the radial width of the reflection (13), had a biphasic time course (Fig.…”
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“…At the tetanus plateau (Fig. 1B, dark blue), the 14.66-nm peak was more intense than the 14.47-nm peak (8,19). The total intensity of the M3 reflection (I M3 ), corrected for the decrease in lateral alignment between filaments on activation by multiplying by the radial width of the reflection (13), had a biphasic time course (Fig.…”
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confidence: 97%
“…This multiplies the simple diffraction peak corresponding to the head periodicity (d) by an interference fringe pattern, splitting the M3 reflection into two or three component peaks, and allowing the movements of the heads along the filaments to be determined with subnanometer precision (8)(9)(10)(11).…”
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