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. 2022 Oct 27;12:18116. doi: 10.1038/s41598-022-21425-8

Figure 4.

Figure 4

TnC biosensor expression and integration does not impact sarcomere function during a twitch contraction. (A) Ensemble average of normalized (0–100%) amplitude of sarcomere length changes during a single twitch contraction for non-transgenic (black) and transgenic (green) isolated FDB fibers. (B) Summary statistics of baseline sarcomere length from non-transgenic and transgenic isolated FDB fibers show there is no significant difference between groups. (C) Summary statistics for the peak sarcomere length from non-transgenic and transgenic isolated FDB fibers demonstrate there is no significant difference between groups. (D) Summary statistics for the time to peak from non-transgenic and transgenic isolated FDB fibers demonstrate there is no significant difference between groups. (E) Summary statistics for the time to 50% of baseline in isolated FDB fibers from non-transgenic and transgenic animals show no significant difference between groups. Myofibers measured at room temperature with 0.2 Hz stimulation, NTg: n = 19 fibers from n = 3 animals and Tg: n = 26 fibers from n = 7 animals. Mean ± S.E.M. are presented, *P < 0.05.