Body weight-dependent troponin T alternative splicing is evolutionarily conserved from insects to mammals and is partially impaired in skeletal muscle of obese rats

Keyphrases

• Actin-myosin Interaction 20%
• Actual Weight 20%
• Alternative Splicing 100%
• ATP Consumption 20%
• Changes in Body Weight 20%
• Consumption Rate 20%
• Energy Expenditure 40%
• Evolutionarily Conserved 100%
• Fast-twitch muscle 20%
• Force Output 20%
• Gastrocnemius 20%
• Mechanical Feedback 20%
• Molecular Composition 20%
• Molecular Markers 20%
• Muscle Weakness 20%
• Normal Growth 20%
• Obese Rats 100%
• Obese Zucker Rat 40%
• Obesity 20%
• Per Se 20%
• Physiological Level 20%
• Quantitative Variation 20%
• Reduced Mobility 20%
• Relative Abundance 40%
• Response Change 20%
• Skeletal muscle 100%
• Splice Forms 80%
• Sprague-Dawley Rats 20%
• Thin Filament 20%
• Troponin 100%
• Weight Increase 20%
• Weight-bearing 20%

Immunology and Microbiology

• Alternative RNA Splicing 100%
• Body Weight 100%
• Energy Expenditure 20%
• Gastrocnemius Muscle 10%
• Genetic Marker 10%
• Muscle 30%
• Skeletal Muscle 100%
• Sprague Dawley Rat 10%
• Troponin 100%
• Weight Bearing 10%
• Zucker Fatty Rat 20%

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology

• Actin Myosin Interaction 10%
• Adenosine Triphosphate 20%
• Alternative Splicing 100%
• Body Weight 100%
• Energy Expenditure 20%
• Genetic Marker 10%
• Skeletal Muscle 100%
• Sprague Dawley Rat 10%
• Troponin T 100%
• Weight Bearing 10%
• Zucker Fatty Rat 20%