Key result
Parvalbumin content in rodent muscle fibers correlated with the type of myosin ATPase but not with succinate dehydrogenase (SDH) levels.
Population
Rodent muscle (mouse and rat)
Design
Preclinical
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Animal data associate parvalbumin with myosin ATPase fiber type; leaves open translation to human muscle diagnostics or research.
A new formaldehyde vapor fixation protocol enables immunochemical staining of highly soluble proteins like parvalbumin on frozen muscle sections, revealing its correlation with myosin ATPase type.
Füchtbauer et al. (1991) studied this question. Formaldehyde vapor fixation for immunochemical staining was evaluated on Correlation of parvalbumin content with myosin ATPase and SDH levels. Parvalbumin content in rodent muscle fibers correlated with the type of myosin ATPase but not with succinate dehydrogenase (SDH) levels.
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