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Research Papers that Mention the Interaction
“5 These results indicate that ATP utilization for SR Ca2+ pumping in fast fibres is considerably larger than in slow fibres.”
ATP utilization for calcium uptake and force production in different types of human skeletal muscle fibres“The average decrease in ATP content was significant for both fibre types with somewhat larger response for type 2 (20%) than type 1 (10%) fibres.”
“It is the released ATP that then stimulates the C‐fibres. •”
A role for ATP in bronchoconstriction‐induced activation of guinea pig vagal intrapulmonary C‐fibres“Under these conditions, production of ATP by the activated mitochondrial respiration evidently results in hypercontraction of fibres , complete disturbance of myofibrillar architecture.”
“There was a tendency for high ATP concentrations in fibres with highKm values.”
“On the other hand, 59.7 % (46/77) of LT fibres showed a greater peak and a slightly reduced threshold for response to bladder distension in the presence of α,β‐meATP.”
“3 In the absence of Ca2+, photolytic release of ATP in muscle fibres initially in the rigor state caused the force and stiffness to decrease monotonically towards their values in relaxed muscle fibres.”
“Photolytic release of ATP in unfatigued fibres caused a concentration‐dependent increase in tetanic [Ca2+]i and in force.”
“By contrast, fibres into which ATP had been injected showed delayed stimulation under these conditions.”
“Adding adenosine triphosphate (5 mM) to rigor fibres caused a partial reversal (about 50 per cent) of the rigor-induced fibre volume decrease in short fibre segments and in whole fibres.”
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