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The myosin threads together with the [[Aktin,_Aktinfäden/en|actin filaments]]n are the smallest units in the structure of the muscle[[Zelle/en|cell]]. The myosin in it is also called the "motor protein" of the human body. | The myosin threads together with the [[Aktin,_Aktinfäden/en|actin filaments]]n are the smallest units in the structure of the muscle[[Zelle/en|cell]]. The myosin in it is also called the "motor protein" of the human body. | ||
| − | The muscle cell is shortened by a reaction induced by [[calcium]] and maintained by high-energy [[ATP]], in which the filaments slide into each other. | + | The muscle cell is shortened by a reaction induced by [[Calcium/en|calcium]] and maintained by high-energy [[ATP/en|ATP]], in which the filaments slide into each other. |
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Version vom 22. Mai 2019, 00:26 Uhr
Protein of Myofibrille, the thick filament of the myofibrille
The myosin threads together with the actin filamentsn are the smallest units in the structure of the musclecell. The myosin in it is also called the "motor protein" of the human body.
The muscle cell is shortened by a reaction induced by calcium and maintained by high-energy ATP, in which the filaments slide into each other.
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