CONFERENCE ON THE CHEMISTRY OF MUSCULAR CONTRACTION 1957
Biochemical Approach to Muscular Function in Insects
K. MARUYAMA
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1Biological Institute, College of General Education, University of Tokyo
pp.105-108
発行日 1958年4月15日
Published Date 1958/4/15
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.2425905999
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I.INTRODUCTION
The current biochemical theories of muscular contraction are chiefly based upon a number of fruitful investigations on rabbit skeletal muscle.It is of great interest to conduct comparative studies in the animal kingdom on a wide scale.The results may be useful to decide what phenomena are essential for muscular function, because the essential events must be universal among all animal muscles.
For the last five years, the writer has been engaged in the comparative biochemistry of muscle contractile proteins in invertebrates.The outline of the study has been recently summed up(1).
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