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Fig. 9. Correlation between TnT and TnI protein isoforms. The proportion of each TnI isoform is plotted as a function of the proportion of TnT3 (1 - proportion TnT1). (A) TnI1, which is expressed in fast muscles (Mykles, 1985a, 1997), was a minor isoform only observed in two samples and was not significantly correlated with TnT composition. (B) The relative amount of TnI2 was negatively correlated with the proportion of TnT3 (P<0.0001; r2=0.79). (C) The relative amount of TnI3 was positively correlated with the proportion of TnT3 (P<0.002; r2=0.58). (D) The proportion of TnI4 was positively correlated with the proportion of TnT3 (P<0.0043; r2=0.41) but was present in lower amounts than TnI3. Arrows at the bottom of the figure indicate that lower amounts of TnT3 (left side of graphs) are characteristic of S2 fibers, while greater amounts of TnT3 (right side of graphs) are characteristic of S1 fibers. Single fiber samples are indicated by filled circles, while samples from small bundles of fibers are represented by open circles.





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