Molecules in motion: influences of diffusion on metabolic structure and function in skeletal muscle
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...This response is thought to improve cellular function by counteracting the kinetic effects of temperature on the catalytic rates of mitochondrial enzymes or on the rates of oxygen/metabolite diffusion (Hubley et al., 1997; Guderley, 2004; Kinsey et al., 2011; O’Brien, 2011)....
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...…like the CK system with respect to enzyme localization, channeling of substrates, and restricted diffusion in mammalian skeletal and cardiac muscle, and a number of contrasting reviews are available (e.g. Walliman et al., 1992; Dzeja and Terzic, 2003; Saks et al., 2008; Beard and Kushmerick, 2009)....
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...The pioneering work of August Krogh and A. V. Hill provided equations that are still used to describe concentration profiles of O2 (Krogh, 1919) and high-energy phosphate molecules (Hill, 1965) in muscle....
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...The intracellular environment of muscle has characteristics of a porous medium The cytoplasm is a complex and crowded medium consisting of soluble and bound macromolecules, fibrous cytoskeletal elements and membrane-bound organelles (reviewed in Luby-Phelps, 2000; Saks et al., 2008)....
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...Bessman and Geiger THE JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL BIOLOGY 268 (Bessman and Geiger, 1981) originally proposed the ‘PCr shuttle’ to explain ATP delivery from the mitochondria to cellular ATPases (Fig.1B), where the bulk of ATP-equivalent transport occurred via PCr diffusion, rather than directly as ATP....
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...(Bessman and Geiger, 1981) originally proposed the ‘PCr shuttle’ to explain ATP delivery from the mitochondria to cellular ATPases (Fig....
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