[Mechanism of potentiation of contraction in glycerol-treated muscles]
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[Mechanism of potentiation of contraction in glycerol-treated muscles]
[Article in
Russian]
Tsitologiia.
1975 Jan.
Abstract
The glycerol was shown to lead to a considerable though transient increase in the contractile amplitude of the m. sartorius. Prolonged incubation of the muscle in the Ringer and Ca-free solutions in presence of glycerol led to a decrease in the response following potentiation. The potentiation due to glycerol seems to be caused by Ca2+ release which, in its turn, is due to the glycerol effect on membranes of SR and T-systems.
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