September 1, 1978The Journal of General PhysiologyOpen Access

Differences in cellular contractile protein contents among porcine smooth muscles: evidence for variation in the contractile system.

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DCDaniel M. CohenSpark Therapeutics (United States)RMRichard A. MurphyUniversity of Southern California

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Baseline contractile protein data across porcine smooth muscles; hypothesis-generating for vascular physiology with no immediate clinical translation.

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Cohen et al. (1978) studied this question.

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Baseline contractile protein data across porcine smooth muscles; hypothesis-generating for vascular physiology with no immediate clinical translation.

Differences in cellular contractile protein contents among porcine smooth muscles: evidence for variation in the contractile system.

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Differences in cellular contractile protein contents among porcine smooth muscles: evidence for variation in the contractile system.

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