Population
Adult rat skeletal muscle, mouse embryos, and cell lines for transfection
Design
Preclinical
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MARP localization in rodent myotubes is hypothesis-generating; leaves open its relevance to human neuromuscular signaling and repair.
MARP is a nuclear cofactor that accumulates at primary myotube end regions during muscle morphogenesis and in denervated muscle fibers, suggesting a role in local signaling pathways.
Baumeister et al. (1997) studied this question.
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