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. 2022 Jan 28;154(3):e202113029. doi: 10.1085/jgp.202113029

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Figure S1. — Equatorial and meridional intensity distributions from the same trabecula either quiescent or in the diastolic phase between beats. (A and B) Equatorial (A) and meridional (B) intensity distributions (black; stimulation frequency, 1 Hz; purple, quiescent). Temperature, 27°C. The steplike appearance of the equatorial reflections is due to the horizontal 8× binning of the detector pixels before readout as explained in Materials and methods. Total exposure time, 40 ms. a.u., arbitrary unit.