Thin Filaments and Actin Structure

Although the heads of our myosin units are always ready to interact with actin, actin is not always exposed on the thin filament. In this tutorial we will look at the structure of the thin filaments and the regulatory proteins that prevent constant muscle contraction from occurring.
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