Insights into length-dependent regulation of cardiac cross-bridge cycling kinetics in human myocardium.

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Myofilament modulation of contraction Increased cross-bridge recruitment contributes to transient increase in force generation beyond maximal capacity in human myocardium.

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Insights into length-dependent regulation of cardiac cross-bridge cycling kinetics in human myocardium.

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Benjamin D Canan

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Jae-Hoon Chung

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