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MECHANICAL phenomena in muscle are frequently interpreted by invoking cross-bridge mechanisms. These interpretations imply that tension development and shortening are brought about by the action of physical cross-links formed transiently between the interdigitating thick and thin filaments that comprise the contractile apparatus.
Noble et al. (1977) studied this question.
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