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The Structure of the Native Cardiac Crossbridge in the Rigor State
Cardiac contraction is driven by double-headed myosin cycling on cardiac thin filaments, where troponin-tropomyosin regulates myosin access to actin. Prior high-resolution structural studies used a single-headed myosin bound to bare actin, thereby limiting insight into coordination between myosin he
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