The study reveals a high actin to myosin filament length ratio in smooth muscle, which is consistent with the slow speed of shortening of this tissue.
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High actin-myosin ratio may underlie slow smooth muscle shortening; leaves open relevance to human vascular contractility.
Small et al. (1990) studied this question.
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