The Z-line of insect muscle shows different organizations in fibres with diverse performances. The Z-line fine structure and arrangement correlated with the functions of the muscle allow the different cases to be classified in three schematic groups: Unstructured Z, typical of muscles not particularly specialized either in quick movements or in developing or maintaining strong tensions; structured Z, typical of quick synchronous or asynchronous muscles; fragmented Z, typical of the supercontracting muscles. The suggested models are brieflly discussed on the basis of their functional and evolutional meanings.

Z-line in the insect muscles: correlated structural and functional diversities / M.D. Candia Carnevali, R. Valvassori. - In: BOLLETTINO DI ZOOLOGIA. - ISSN 0373-4137. - 48:1(1981), pp. 1-9. [10.1080/11250008109438711]

Z-line in the insect muscles: correlated structural and functional diversities.

M.D. Candia Carnevali;
1981

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The Z-line of insect muscle shows different organizations in fibres with diverse performances. The Z-line fine structure and arrangement correlated with the functions of the muscle allow the different cases to be classified in three schematic groups: Unstructured Z, typical of muscles not particularly specialized either in quick movements or in developing or maintaining strong tensions; structured Z, typical of quick synchronous or asynchronous muscles; fragmented Z, typical of the supercontracting muscles. The suggested models are brieflly discussed on the basis of their functional and evolutional meanings.
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1981
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