Drugs and site-directed mutagenesis can modify Ca2+ sensitivity and exchange rates with TnC's Ca2+-specific sites by decreasing the off-rate, potentially altering the rate of muscle relaxation or tension rise.
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May alter TnC-mediated relaxation kinetics in models; leaves open therapeutic translation pending in vivo validation.
Johnson et al. (1994) studied this question.
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