Expression of Masticatory-specific Isoforms of Myosin Heavy-chain, Myosin-binding Protein-C and Tropomyosin in Muscle Fibers and Satellite Cell Cultures of Cat Masticatory Muscle
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M. Walker | J. Hoh | R. Bestak | L. Kang | A. Rughani | L. H. Kang | Rosa Bestak
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