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Dictionary » R » Rigor Rigorrigor Stiffening of muscle as a result of high calcium levels and aTP depletion, so that actin myosin links are made, but not broken. ![]()
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Results from our forumThe Fiber Disease... is sought...... now given the assumption that most of us law abidding citezens have never seen of produced desoxine this make high standard lab rigor a bit trickybut anyhow ..... in the "over the counter" synthesized crap one must extract psudeoephedrine from various crap and knock ...
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The Fiber Disease... by a few dozen words, each of which is useful for pinpointing a different characteristic. Accuracy is crucial. Instilling some linguistic rigor into the dermatological Tower of Babel that is now commonplace is the task assigned to Arthur Papier, M.D., assistant professor of Dermatology. ...
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The relationship between cellular respiration, muscle contra... right direction, I am at a stand still. Please help! :? Maybe someone can help me solve this case study. Has anyone had to do the one titled: A Rigorous Investigation: The Relationship Between Cellular Respiration, Muscle Contraction, and Rigor Mortis? The first part can be found at: http://www.sciencecases.org/rigor_mortis/rigor_mortis_notes.asp ...
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Calcium regulated muscle cell contraction... because in the ADP-form the myosinheads cant release from the troponin, which is Ca(2+) dependant in making a bindingsite for myosin. (in rigor mortis Ca(2+) will diffuse out of the ER but no ATP is available leading to stiffness of the corpse)
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Calcium regulated muscle cell contraction... and not be able to release. What piece of information am I missing to make these facts coherent? Follow up question: is this at all related to rigor mortis?
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