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Dysferlin deficiency in skeletal muscle is characterized by abnormally configured T-tubules, indicating that dysferlin is necessary for correct T-tubule formation.
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Dysferlin's role in T-tubule formation may inform dysferlinopathy mechanisms; leaves open human relevance and therapeutic targeting.
Klinge et al. (2010) studied Dysferlin deficiency / Muscular dystrophy. Dysferlin deficiency vs. Normal muscle was evaluated on T-tubule formation and configuration. Dysferlin deficiency in skeletal muscle is characterized by abnormally configured T-tubules, indicating that dysferlin is necessary for correct T-tubule formation.
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