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Titin (/ˈtaɪtɪn/; also
called connectin) is a
protein that in
humans is
encoded by the TTN gene. The protein,
which is over 1 μm in length, functions...
- Methionylthreonylthreonyl . . . isoleucine for the
protein also
known as
titin,
which is
involved in
striated muscle formation. In nature, DNA molecules...
- the
Lower Alingar Valley in
Nurgaram and Duab districts,
Malil wa Mushfa,
Titin,
Kolatan and
Bajagal valleys. It is
classified as a
member of the Nuristani...
- main
proteins involved are myosin, actin, and
titin.
Myosin and
actin are the
contractile proteins and
titin is an
elastic protein. The
myofilaments act...
- A-band. They are cross-linked at the
centre by the M-band. The
giant protein titin (connectin)
extends from the Z-line of the sarcomere,
where it
binds to...
- Mendizábal II for 22–17.
Titín III's
nephew Víctor López is a footballer.
Titín III at
spanish wikipedia. l El día más
grande de
Titín III (El País newspaper)...
- many languages. The
longest recognized systematic name is for the
protein titin, at 189,819 letters.
While lexicographers regard generic names of chemical...
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straight and then
bends as the hand
moves towards the shoulder. Desmin,
titin, and
other z-line
proteins are
involved in
eccentric contractions, but their...
-
studies have
shown that this
protein also
binds directly to
titin near the
region of
titin containing kinase activity.
Another member of this
protein family...
- stretching, of a
large protein within the
myofibrils of
skeletal muscles named titin. A
study performed by
Magid and Law
demonstrated that the
origin of p****ive...
