myocyte : Related Words Words similar in meaning to myocyte

muscle fiber«
myocytoma«
fiber«
myocytic«
nonmyocyte«
sarcomere«
noncardiomyocyte«
sarcoplasmic reticulum«
myocytolysis«
muscle cell«
muscle«
thick filament«
diad«
sarcolemma«
cardiomyocyte«
cell«
cardiocyte«
myoblasts«
afterdepolarization«
fiber type«
atpase activity«
myofibril«
cell membrane«
type«
action potential«
fast twitch fiber«
skeletal muscle fiber«
type iix fiber«
thin filament«
myosin atpase activity«
contraction«
myoglobin«
contraction speed«
t tubule«
slow twitch fiber«
z line«
myofilaments«
sarcoplasm«
satellite cell«
skeletal muscle«
myogenesis«
myocytes«
atpase type«
smooth muscle cell«
myosin«
atpase«
iib«
fiber typing«
atp«
twitch contraction«
somatic efferent neuron«
mhc type«
muscle contraction«
ca2+«
myoblast«
muscle band«
fiber distribution«
% type«
treppe«
terminal cisterna«
transverse tubule«
skeletal muscle contraction«
perimysium«
endomysium«
filament«
oxidative metabolism«
individual fiber«
motor unit«
method«
striation«
protein molecule«
size«
adenosine triphosphate«
glycogen«
nucleus«
cytoskeleton«
calcium ion«
muscle tissue«
tetanus«
biceps«
actin«
level«
surface«
type ii«
human«
exercise«
mitochondrion«
~80 % type i.«
z disc closer«
type iixa«
type iiax«
type capitalization«
twitch capability«
tubule touch«
store oxygen«
slow contraction time«
size principal«
singular neuromuscular junction«
single stimulus signal«
single myoblast«
sarcomere result«
relative fiber type«
protein cord«
properties—while«
potential electrical property«
numerical fiber type«
negative prognostic impact«
myosin heavy chain staining«
myofibrils«
multiple myoblasts«
multiple mhc type«
multinuclear condition result«
motor unit recruitment viable«
middle distance event athlete«
mhc typing«
mhc type ii fiber«
mhc iib«
mhc iia fiber«
mhc fiber type«
membranous bag«
low myoglobin«
local capillary density«
le oxidative type ii fiber«
laminar coat«
lamina coat«
kindlin-2«
isometric/isotonic«
individual fibers—tend«
human mhc iib«
human fiber type«
fiber typing method«
fiber color«
fewer muscle cell«
endurance type event«
embryonic progenitor cell«
elongated protein myosin«
electrochemical transmission«
distinct metabolic«
direct assaying«
developmental elongation«
developed glycolytic capacity«
connective tissue investment«
atpase type ii«
atpase fiber typing«
atpase classification«
anchor fiber«
aerobic energy transfer«
% type ii«
% type i.«
unusual microstructure«
twitch speed«
transverse tubular system«
striated cell«
springy protein«
specialized cardiomyocytes«
slow muscle«
single transverse tubule«
sensory feedback information«
red muscle fiber«
rapid stimulus«
rapid level«
peristalsis contraction«
myocyte differentiation«
muscle fiber growth«
mitochondrial volume«
mitochondrial size«
mhc isoforms«
individual myocytes«
ii fiber«
commonly—and«
action potential spread«
differentiation«
stimulus«
type iia fiber«
striated muscle fiber«
single central nucleus«
power athlete«
myosatellite cell«
intercalated disk«
intensity endurance training«
iix.«
glycolytic system«
glycolytic capacity«
confused method«
bundle«
z disc«
myoglobin content«
contractile unit«
type ii fiber«
slow twitch muscle«
peripheral nucleus«
light filament«
fatigue resistant«
troponins«
glycolytic«
gata6«
terminology«
low activity level«
elastic filament«
untrained subject«
filament mechanism«
network«
term unique«
myonuclei«
fast twitch muscle«
dark filament«
sustained contraction«
slow twitch«
oxidative capacity«
single contraction«
myogenic regulatory factor«
subtype b«
myf5«
muscle due«
fatiguing«
unit property«
typing method«
lamina lucida«
lamina densa«
contraction due«
epimysium«
movement«
myosin heavy chain«
type distribution«
myogenin«
iib.«
glucose monomer«
tubular cell«
specialized terminology«
iix«
term specific«
membrane channel«
intracellular component«
cross bridge«
myosin head«
myod«
titin«
red pigmentation«
minimal variation«
orbicularis oculus muscle«
mitochondrial enzyme«
multiple nucleus«
glycolytic enzyme«
early researcher«
smooth endoplasmic reticulum«
soleus«
individual muscle«
excitable cell«
contractile«
term system«
property«
muscular activity«
ca2+ channel«
ca2+.«
muscle spindle«
functional capacity«
sprint athlete«
standard shape«
calcium release«
cardiac myocytes«
process«
attach«
layer«
quadriceps muscle«
muscle fatigue«
primary determinant«
sinoatrial node«
endurance athlete«
iid«
a band«
neurotransmitter acetylcholine«
release«
numerous method«
cardiomyocytes«
increased strength«
isometric«
involuntary movement«
type i«
pluripotent stem cell«
biochemical process«
cell biologist«
neuromuscular junction«
iic«
red pigment«
equal distribution«
basement membrane«
cardiac muscle«
specialized type«
specialized form«
oesophagus«
volume ratio«
sustained period«
electrical impulse«
maximum efficiency«
component«
energy transfer«
iia«
depolarization«
increase«
cardiac«
slower speed«
cell nucleus«
fascicle«
short burst«
smooth muscle«
acetylcholine«
synapse«
polysaccharide«
metabolic«
energy«
twitch«
capillary«
color«
synapsis«
age difference«
organelle«
table«
instance«
typing«
excitation«
result«
thrower«
outer layer«
uptake«
summation«
sheath«
heart rate«
low speed«
cytoplasm«
structure«
triad«
relationship«
vivo«
central nervous system«
short term«
primary purpose«
blood vessel«
grouping«
calcium«
impulse«
deviation«
fatigue«
receptor«
sac«
ion«
enhancement«
topography«
person«
endurance«
jumper«

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