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Is the myosin type altered in the ageing platysma?

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Is the myosin type altered in the ageing platysma?

Auteurs : Claudine Oudet [France] ; Alexandre Petrovic [France] ; Maxime Champy [France] ; Jean-Luc Kahn [France]

Source :

Journal of Cranio-Maxillo-Facial Surgery [ 1010-5182 ] ; 1989.

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- Acid preincubation, Acta physiol, Ageing, Ageing platysma, Atpase activity, Biopsy, Control lane, Facial muscles, Facial musculature, Female patients, Fibre, Fibre type, Fibrosed part, Healthy muscle, Healthy part, Human platysma, Light chain, Light chains, Male patients, Mechanical obstruction, Molecular weights, Muscle activity pattern, Muscle exercise, Muscle extracts, Muscle fibres, Muscle proteins, Myosin, Myosin light chain, Myosin light chains, Myosin type, Myosin types, Neuromuscular transmission, Oudet, Pathological situations, Physiol, Platysma, Platysma activity level, Platysma muscles, Platysma, ageing, Rabbit soleus, Relative decrease, Relative increase, Several months, Silver nitrate, Skeletal muscle, Slow light chain, Slow light chains, Slow muscle, Slow myosin, Slow myosin light chains, Slow myosin type, Slow type, Soleus muscle, Submental expansion, Surgical intervention, Tibialis muscle, Tropomyosin subunits.
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- Acid preincubation, Acta physiol, Ageing, Ageing platysma, Atpase activity, Biopsy, Control lane, Facial muscles, Facial musculature, Female patients, Fibre, Fibrosed part, Healthy muscle, Healthy part, Human platysma, Light chain, Light chains, Male patients, Mechanical obstruction, Molecular weights, Muscle activity pattern, Muscle exercise, Muscle extracts, Muscle fibres, Muscle proteins, Myosin, Myosin light chain, Myosin light chains, Myosin type, Myosin types, Neuromuscular transmission, Oudet, Pathological situations, Physiol, Platysma, Platysma activity level, Platysma muscles, Rabbit soleus, Relative decrease, Relative increase, Several months, Silver nitrate, Skeletal muscle, Slow light chain, Slow light chains, Slow muscle, Slow myosin, Slow myosin light chains, Slow myosin type, Slow type, Soleus muscle, Submental expansion, Surgical intervention, Tibialis muscle, Tropomyosin subunits.

Abstract

Summary: The myosin light chains of platysma samples originating from 2 to 86 year old patients of the maxillo-facial surgery clinic were investigated. The platysma contained both fast and slow myosin. No change in the proportion of myosin type in relation to age was found. Female patients often displayed less fast myosin than male patients. Each time when the platysma muscle activity has been reduced a decrease in the amount of slow myosin light chains was observed. In the reported study, variations of the fast and slow myosin light chains resulted mainly from the platysma activity level, i.e. from the pathology requiring the surgery, rather than from the patients' age.

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https://api.istex.fr/document/FDE4ABC89DB1105D2D47C954FB8D40DBE4F0904F/fulltext/pdf

DOI: 10.1016/S1010-5182(89)80022-8

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