Aluminum fluoride and beryllium fluoride act as phosphate analogues to form stable, trapped complexes with smooth muscle myosin and ADP, providing a model for studying myosin conformational states.
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No clinical implications; leaves open further mechanistic studies of myosin states with fluoride analogues.
Maruta et al. (1993) studied this question.
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