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2013
2013
........................................................................................................................................ ii ABBREVIATIONS ............................................................................................................................ iii ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .................................................................................................................. v TABLE OF CONTENTS.................................................................................................................... vi TABLE OF FIGURES ...................................................................................................................... viii LIST OF TABLES ................................................................................................................................ x INTRODUCTION ............................................................................................................................... 1 Muscle contraction ..................................................................................................................... 3 Fatigue ............................................................................................................................................ 5 Energy balance: ‘raison d’être’ of muscle fatigue ..................................................................... 5 Role of metabolites in the decrease in force during fatigue at the sarcomere level ... 7 Fatigue involves a decrease of Ca2+ release by SR .................................................................... 8 Membrane excitability and fatigue .............................................................................................. 11 KATP channel ................................................................................................................................ 12 KATP channel molecular structure ................................................................................................ 13 Regulation of KATP channel activity ............................................................................................. 15 Physiological roles of KATP channel ............................................................................................. 17 Myoprotection ....................................................................................................................................................................... 17 NAC also abolishes resting tension in KATP -/muscle .......................................................... 20 Objective and hypothesis ....................................................................................................... 21 METHODS AND MATERIALS ...................................................................................................... 23 Animals and KATP channel deficient muscle fibres........................................................ 23 Single fibre preparation ......................................................................................................... 23 Experimental setup & solutions .......................................................................................... 24 Fibre stimulation ...................................................................................................................... 25 [Ca2+]i measurement ................................................................................................................ 25 Sarcomere length measurement ......................................................................................... 26 Experimental protocol ............................................................................................................ 28 Statistical analysis .................................................................................................................... 28 RESULTS ........................................................................................................................................... 29 Isolation of viable single fibres ............................................................................................ 29 Importance of FBS during the collagenase digestion ........................................................... 29 Importance of culture medium and FBS in the physiological solution ......................... 31 
2013
2013
Les travaux presentes dans cette these portent sur l'etude theorique des proprietes photophysiques de complexes polypyridyles de… 
2011
2011
De l’Antiquite jusqu’a aujourd’hui, le deluge biblique et l’arche de Noe ont ete au centre de debats opposant raison et foi. C… 
2010
2010
Models like the Supersymmetric Standard Model (SSM) possess simple, but well-hidden, `Outfields'. These Outfields are composite… 
2007
2007
  • M. Dinubile
  • 2007
  • Corpus ID: 28216351
the actin cytoskeleton provides the scaffolding that allows cells to crawl and eat. Localized dismantling of the semi-rigid… 
1999
1999
Le Carre has George Smiley directly address the subject of this chapter.3 “The end may justify the means—if it wasn’t supposed to… 
1993
1993
The ceramic material 7-aluminium oxynitride (Alon ) has been shown earlier to be thermodynamically unstable at temperatures below… 
1978
1978
The term “phyletic diversity” is used here to denote the continued co-existence and evolution of separate major phyletic groups…