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. 2010 Aug;136(2):159–177. doi: 10.1085/jgp.201010467

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Figure 6. — Predicted step response of model variant. The addition of the second-order interaction term produces a family of force responses (A) similar to experimentally observed responses to various amplitude quick stretch and release. (B) Each component of the model response to the largest amplitude (2% ML) quick stretch. Transients in responses to stretches that are unlike those in responses to releases at large-amplitude ΔL (C), but responses to stretch and release that are similar in shape at small-amplitude ΔL (D). These interaction effects do not affect the F₁ or F_SS versus ΔL relationships (see Model development).