The study quantifies the binding of pyrophosphate to myosin and its fragments, providing basic biochemical insights into muscle protein interactions.
Basic binding data from animal myosin warrant no clinical change; leaves open mechanistic extension to human cardiac contractility.
The binding of pyrophosphate to myosin, heavy meromyosin, and Subfragment 1 was studied by an equilibrium dialysis technique.Myosin binds approximately 2 (1.82) moles/5 X lo5 g of protein, K = 2.07 X 10".Identical
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