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sarcoplasm
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sarcoplasm [′sär·kə‚plaz·əm]
(histology)
Hyaline, semifluid interfibrillar substance of striated muscle tissue.


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Polymorphism in PfATPase6 and G7 genes and in vitro susceptibility to dihydroartemisinin of 154 Plasmodium falciparum isolates * Gene Predicted products Position Amino acid ATPase6 Sarcoplasmic reticulum 769 S calcium-transporting ATPases S [right arrow] N 263 L L [right arrow] S 243 H H [right arrow] Y G7 ABC transporter 1,390 Wild Mutant (3-bp indel) Nucleotide No.
Third, the variety of cardiac function abnormalities we observed with both model tricyclic PAHs and weathered crude oil suggests several potential targets in the myocardium, which, in addition to HERG potassium channels, includes sarcoplasmic or plasma membrane calcium channels, as well as gap junctions.
Most muscle cells contain a salt solution, called the myoplasm, and a storage compartment for calcium, called the sarcoplasmic reticulum.
 
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