Creatine and actin in regenerating rat gastrocnemius muscles
(1980) Exercise Bioenergetics and Gas Exchange — p. 91-100, published
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Maréchal, Georges 
- Abstract
- Gastrocnemius muscles of 150 g rats were minced and orthotopically autografted. The regenerates were examined 15 to 240 days after the surgery. Actin concentrations increased continuously, albeit at a rate decreasing as the regeneration proceeded. Total creatine increased in proportion to actin. The maximum tetanic tension of the regenerate increased linearly with actin. Creatinekinase activity increased as a curvilinear function of total creatine.
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Plaghki, L., Beckers-Bleukx, G., Bertrand, C., & Maréchal, G. (1980). Creatine and actin in regenerating rat gastrocnemius muscles. In Cerretelli, P. Whipp, B.J. (ed.), Exercise Bioenergetics and Gas Exchange (p. p. 91-100). Elsevier Inc. https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/230937