Vergleichende biochemische Untersuchungen an der Augen-, Skelet- und Herzmuskulatur. I. ATPase

Bogatzki, Marianne; Dieckhues, B; Hollwich, F

doi:10.1515/cclm.1968.6.1.53

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“…This isoform should be the fastest and display the highest ATPase activity. It has been demonstrated that extraocular muscles exhibit higher ATPase activities than skeletal muscles [14]. The sum of MHC,, and MHCIIb, the fastest among the skeletal MHC isoforms [15], amounts to 70-90% of the total MHC isoforms in the oculorotatory muscles.…”

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Electrophoretic analysis of myosin heavy chain isoform patterns in extraocular muscles of the rat

1993

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Six oculorotatory muscles and the levator palpebrae muscle of the rat were analysed by SDS-PAGE for their myosin heavy chain (MHC) isoform patterns. Oculorotatory muscles display a marked predominance of fast MHC isoforms. They contain, in addition to the slow (MHCI) and fast (MHCIIb, MHCIId, MHCIIa) skeletal MHCs, the neonatal MHC, and the extraocular MHC,,. The levator palpebrae, generally assumed to be a member of the extraocular muscle group because of its innervation by the ocohnnotor nerve, does not contain MHC, and MHC,,. It resembles a fast-twitch skeletal muscle with a predominance of MHCIId.

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