Titin–Actin Interaction in Mouse Myocardium: Passive Tension Modulation and Its Regulation by Calcium/S100A1
Rob Yamasaki(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Henk Granzier(University of Arizona), Siegfried Labeit(Heidelberg University), Marion L. Greaser(University of Wisconsin–Madison), K Trombitás(Washington State University), Mark McNabb(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Yidong Wu(Nanjing Agricultural University), D. Labeit(Heidelberg University), Miklós Kellermayer(Semmelweis University), Mustapha Berri(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Christian Witt(Heidelberg University)
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