February 1, 2003The Journal of PhysiologyOpen Access

Orthologous myosin isoforms and scaling of shortening velocity with body size in mouse, rat, rabbit and human muscles

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MPMaria Antonietta PellegrinoUniversity of Pavia MCMonica CanepariUniversity of Pavia RRR. RossiUniversity of Pavia

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Species differences in fiber V(0) caution against extrapolating animal data to humans; challenges assumptions of myosin isoform equivalence across mammals.

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Species differences in fiber V(0) caution against extrapolating animal data to humans; challenges assumptions of myosin isoform equivalence across mammals.

Orthologous myosin isoforms and scaling of shortening velocity with body size in mouse, rat, rabbit and human muscles

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