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Myozenin is a novel 32-kDa alpha-actinin- and gamma-filamin-binding protein localized to skeletal muscle Z lines, representing a candidate gene for neuromuscular disorders.
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May prompt screening of myozenin in neuromuscular gene panels; leaves open confirmation of causality pending genetic studies.
Fumio Takada (2001) studied this question. Myozenin is a novel 32-kDa alpha-actinin- and gamma-filamin-binding protein localized to skeletal muscle Z lines, representing a candidate gene for neuromuscular disorders.
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