The presence of two heads and attachment to the coiled coil rod are important for the cooperative regulation of scallop myosin by calcium.
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Indicates two heads and rod attachment enable cooperative Ca2+ regulation in scallop myosin; leaves open extension to mammalian cardiac systems.
Kalabokis et al. (1996) studied this question.
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