Rostral-caudal variation in troponin T and parvalbumin correlates with differences in relaxation rates of cod axial muscle.
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Summary
A suite of rostral-caudal variations provides a strong biochemical basis for regional differences in the relaxation rates of cod white muscle.
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- article
- Published
- 1998-11-01
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- 26
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Keywords
Parvalbumin, Gadus, Anatomy, Biology, Atlantic cod
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