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Heavy meromyosin cross-links thin filaments in striated muscle myofibrils
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Myofibril
100%
Striated muscle
100%
Myosin
100%
Thin Filament
100%
Heavy Meromyosin
100%
Actin Filaments
42%
Z-bands
42%
Actin
28%
I-band
28%
Double Heads
28%
Pre-incubation
14%
Complex Formation
14%
Proteolytic Fragments
14%
Tight-binding
14%
Electron Microscope
14%
Band Formation
14%
Superprecipitation
14%
Insect Flight muscle
14%
Experimental Demonstration
14%
Highly Ordered
14%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Cross-Link
100%
Myofibril
100%
Heavy Meromyosin
100%
Myosin
100%
Actin
71%
Complex Formation
14%
Rigidity
14%
Flight
14%
Electron Microscope
14%
Physics
Cross-Link (Molecular Structure)
100%
Complex Formation
50%
Electron Microscope
50%