Elzinga G, Peckham M, Woledge R C
J Physiol. 1984 Dec;357:495-504. doi: 10.1113/jphysiol.1984.sp015513.
Heat production and force have been measured as a function of sarcomere length between 1.6 and 3.0 microns during isometric tetani at 0 degree C for two types of frog muscle: sartorius and extensor longus digiti iv (e.l.d. iv). Stable heat rate declines linearly with increasing sarcomere length above 2.20 microns for both e.l.d. iv and sartorius muscles. In sartorius muscle stable heat rate remains at or near its maximum value between 1.75 and 2.20 microns while force decreases. In e.l.d. iv muscle, both stable heat rate and force decline linearly as sarcomere length decreases below 2.20 microns.
在0摄氏度的等长强直收缩过程中,对两种青蛙肌肉(缝匠肌和第四趾长伸肌),测量了1.6至3.0微米肌节长度范围内的产热和力量。对于第四趾长伸肌和缝匠肌,当肌节长度超过2.20微米时,稳定热率随肌节长度增加呈线性下降。在缝匠肌中,当肌节长度在1.75至2.20微米之间时,稳定热率保持在或接近其最大值,而力量则下降。在第四趾长伸肌中,当肌节长度低于2.20微米时,稳定热率和力量均随肌节长度下降呈线性下降。