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English: DIC images of a beating triangular myocyte. Images were acquired at 21.7 frames per second and contain a full cycle of contraction and relaxation. Time is labeled at the top left corner. During contraction, the cellular body was shortened toward the center of the cell, with obvious deformation of the nucleus. The cell was still an equilateral triangle at the full contraction, with about 24% shortening along the cellular edges. |
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Source | Video S7 from Grosberg A, Kuo P, Guo C, Geisse N, Bray M, Adams W, Sheehy S, Parker K (2011). "Self-Organization of Muscle Cell Structure and Function". PLOS Computational Biology. DOI:10.1371/journal.pcbi.1001088. PMID 21390276. PMC: 3044763. | ||
Author | Grosberg A, Kuo P, Guo C, Geisse N, Bray M, Adams W, Sheehy S, Parker K | ||
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Author | Grosberg A, Kuo P, Guo C, Geisse N, Bray M, Adams W, Sheehy S, Parker K |
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Image title | DIC images of a beating triangular myocyte. Images were acquired at 21.7 frames per second and contain a full cycle of contraction and relaxation. Time is labeled at the top left corner. During contraction, the cellular body was shortened toward the center of the cell, with obvious deformation of the nucleus. The cell was still an equilateral triangle at the full contraction, with about 24% shortening along the cellular edges. |
Software used | Xiph.Org libtheora 1.1 20090822 (Thusnelda) |
Date and time of digitizing | 2011-02 |