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Approximating the isometric force-calcium relation of intact frog muscle using skinned fibers by Maughan, D.W., Molloy, J.E., Brotto, M.A., Godt, R.E.

“…In previous papers we used estimates of the composition of frog muscle and calculations involving the likely fixed charge density in myofibrils to propose…”
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Equilibrium distribution of ions in a muscle fiber by Maughan, D.W., Godt, R.E.

“…We have developed a mathematical description of the equilibrium (Donnan) distribution of mobile ions between two phases containing fixed charges. This differs…”
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A simple electrostatic model can explain the effect of pH upon the force-pCa relation of skinned frog skeletal muscle fibers by Godt, R.E.

“…The relative force-pCa relation of skinned frog skeletal muscle fibers is shifted along the pCa axis by changes in pH. This shift has been interpreted as…”
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Stretch and radial compression studies on relaxed skinned muscle fibers of the frog by Maughan, D.W., Godt, R.E.

“…The influence of stretch and radial compression on the width of mechanically skinned fibers from the semitendinosus muscle of the frog (R. pipiens) was…”
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Potential and K+ activity in skinned muscle fibers. Evidence against a simple Donnan equilibrium by Godt, R.E., Baumgarten, C.M.

“…It has been suggested that potentials measured with conventional microelectrodes in chemically or mechanically skinned muscle fibers arise from a Donnan…”
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Contractile responses to MgATP and pH in a thick filament regulated muscle: studies with skinned scallop fibers by Godt, R E, Morgan, J L

“…The striated adductor of the Atlantic deep sea scallop ( Placopecten magellanicus ), a thick filament regulated muscle, contains little or no troponin. We…”
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Contraction of developing avian heart muscle by Godt, R E, Fogaça, R T, Silva, I K, Nosek, T M

“…1. Developmental changes in contraction of chick heart show strong similarities with those of the mammalian myocardium. 2. Normalized twitch force of intact…”
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