Isometric contraction in glycerinated skeletal muscle of horseshoe crab and rabbit—I. Relation of tension to muscle fiber dimensions

David Stanley; George W. de Villafranca

doi:10.1016/0010-406x(70)90005-8

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Isometric contraction in glycerinated skeletal muscle of horseshoe crab and rabbit—I. Relation of tension to muscle fiber dimensions

David Stanley George W. de Villafranca

Year: 1970 Journal: Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology Vol: 36 (2)Pages: 263-270 Publisher: Pergamon Press

DOI: 10.1016/0010-406x(70)90005-8

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Horseshoe crab Isometric exercise Limulus Anatomy Circumference Contraction (grammar) Muscle contraction Biophysics Bundle Muscle fibre Biology Chemistry Materials science Skeletal muscle Endocrinology Mathematics Composite material Physiology Ecology Geometry

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