The study suggests that the rate of activation of a sarcomere is determined mainly by the rate at which the transverse component of the link between excitation and contraction is propagated inwards.
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Nitrate substitution may slow early twitch tension in isolated muscle; leaves open relevance to cardiac excitation-contraction coupling in vivo.
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