Blood vessels and desmin control the positioning of nuclei in skeletal muscle fibers. [electronic resource]

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Ralston, E

Contributor(s):

Lu, Z
Biscocho, N
Soumaka, E
Mavroidis, M
Prats, C
Lømo, T
Capetanaki, Y
Ploug, T

Producer: 20070207Description: 874-82 p. digitalISSN:

0021-9541

Subject(s):

Animals
Blood Vessels -- physiology
Cell Nucleus -- metabolism
Desmin -- genetics
Immunohistochemistry
Intermediate Filaments -- chemistry
Mice
Mice, Knockout
Muscle Denervation
Muscle Fibers, Skeletal -- metabolism
Muscle, Skeletal -- blood supply
Neuromuscular Junction -- metabolism
Rats

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In: Journal of cellular physiology vol. 209

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Blood vessels and desmin control the positioning of nuclei in skeletal muscle fibers.

APA

Ralston E., Lu Z., Biscocho N., Soumaka E., Mavroidis M., Prats C., Lømo T., Capetanaki Y. & Ploug T. (20070207). Blood vessels and desmin control the positioning of nuclei in skeletal muscle fibers. : Journal of cellular physiology.

Chicago

Ralston E, Lu Z, Biscocho N, Soumaka E, Mavroidis M, Prats C, Lømo T, Capetanaki Y and Ploug T. 20070207. Blood vessels and desmin control the positioning of nuclei in skeletal muscle fibers. : Journal of cellular physiology.

Harvard

Ralston E., Lu Z., Biscocho N., Soumaka E., Mavroidis M., Prats C., Lømo T., Capetanaki Y. and Ploug T. (20070207). Blood vessels and desmin control the positioning of nuclei in skeletal muscle fibers. : Journal of cellular physiology.

MLA

Ralston E, Lu Z, Biscocho N, Soumaka E, Mavroidis M, Prats C, Lømo T, Capetanaki Y and Ploug T. Blood vessels and desmin control the positioning of nuclei in skeletal muscle fibers. : Journal of cellular physiology. 20070207.

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