Muscle proteins

... for example meat, most of the protein are contractile components of a muscle, namely actin, myosin and such, which are not directly associated with DNA. DNA itself typically contains certain structural proteins such as histones and some enzymes, but when eaten these do not affect ...

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Which actin binding proteins regulate striated muscle? Anyone knows the answer to this?

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... huge variation in the life span of different cell types. E.g. neurons, muscle cells and some immune cells live decades, whereas many others days ... apoptosis induced by CD8+ lymphocytes that detect "non-self" proteins produced by a mutated gene. As far as I know, stem cells are not ...

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... the inflammation in the intestinal walls damages many of the carrier proteins found in the gastrointestinal tract, which are necessary for the ... transport of magnesium through the intestinal walls. Spasms and extreme muscle pain often result because of this condition. In addition deficiencies ...

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well muscle cells have such an intense metabolism they need to make many more plasma membrane proteins that function in depolarization, signaling and adhesion, they probably secrete more signaling proteins(like ...

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