doi: 10.1007/BF01947326.
Histochemical characterization of the red fibres in pigeon pectoralis muscle
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- DOI: 10.1007/BF01947326
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Histochemical characterization of the red fibres in pigeon pectoralis muscle
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Abstract
Red fibres of the pigeon pectoralis muscle showed high ATPase reaction at pH 9.4. Veronal-acetate pretreatment completely inhibited the ATPase reaction in these red fibres but not in type I fibres of the gastrocnemius. The former are type II red muscle fibres and hence are unlike type I red, the so-called slow-twitch muscle fibres.
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