An 18,000-dalton acidic Ca-binding protein, distinct from modulator protein and troponin C, is involved in regulating smooth muscle contraction by the tropomyosin-leiotonin system.
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An acidic Ca-binding protein of about 18,000 dalton, different from both modulator protein and troponin C, was found to be involved in the regulatory mechanism of smooth muscle contraction by the tropomyosin-leiotonin system.
Mikawa et al. (Fri,) reported a other. An 18,000-dalton acidic Ca-binding protein, distinct from modulator protein and troponin C, is involved in regulating smooth muscle contraction by the tropomyosin-leiotonin system.
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