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[[Troponin]] (Tn) is a regulatory protein in muscle contraction. It contains 3 subunits:<br />
[[Troponin]] (Tn) is a regulatory protein in muscle contraction. It contains 3 subunits:<br />
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* '''TnC''' causes conformational change in TnI when it binds to calcium ions. For more details on TnC see [[ Role of Troponin C in decreased muscle sensitivity to calcium]].<br />
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* '''TnC''' causes conformational change in TnI when it binds to calcium ions. For more details on TnC see<br />
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[[ Role of Troponin C in decreased muscle sensitivity to calcium]]<br />
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[[Human Cardiac Troponin C]]<br />
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[[Human Cardiac Troponin C in complex with the Green Tea Polyphenol]]<br />.
* '''TnT''' binds to [[Tropomyosin|tropomyosin]].<br />
* '''TnT''' binds to [[Tropomyosin|tropomyosin]].<br />
* '''TnI''' binds to actin which is found in thin muscle filaments.<br />
* '''TnI''' binds to actin which is found in thin muscle filaments.<br />
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See additional details in [[Human Cardiac Troponin C]].
 
== 3D Structures of Troponin ==
== 3D Structures of Troponin ==

Revision as of 11:57, 8 February 2016

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Troponin (Tn) is a regulatory protein in muscle contraction. It contains 3 subunits:

  • TnC causes conformational change in TnI when it binds to calcium ions. For more details on TnC see

Role of Troponin C in decreased muscle sensitivity to calcium
Human Cardiac Troponin C
Human Cardiac Troponin C in complex with the Green Tea Polyphenol
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  • TnT binds to tropomyosin.
  • TnI binds to actin which is found in thin muscle filaments.

3D Structures of Troponin

Updated on 08-February-2016

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