Population
Rabbit white skeletal muscle, red skeletal muscle, and cardiac muscle (calcium-binding protein / troponin C)
Comparison
Addition of bivalent cations and interaction… vs Ca2+-free form and other bivalent metal ions
Design
Preclinical
Authors
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Reveals Ca2+-dependent troponin interactions in vitro; leaves open translation to human cardiac physiology and therapeutics.
This basic science study characterizes the biochemical properties of troponin C, its interaction with calcium, and its complex formation with troponin I in rabbit muscle.
Head et al. (1974) studied this question.
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