Peek W D, Govind C K
Cell Tissue Res. 1982;223(2):235-40. doi: 10.1007/BF01258485.
Freeze-fracture of the distal accessory flexor muscle reveals the presence of randomly distributed arrays of P- and E-face particles. The particles are arranged in regularly spaced rows which parallel one another and, in general, the long axis of the muscle fiber. P- and E-face arrays differ in their structure and are apparently complementary. A model explaining the apparent interrelationship of the P- and E-face arrays is presented. The functional significance of the arrays is not known.
