Intermyofibrillar and nuclear-myofibrillar connections in human and canine myocardium an ultrastructural study
Abstract Cytoplasmic filaments, which measure 100 A in diameter, and which differ morphologically from actin and myosin filaments, are described in normal canine myocardium and in normal and hypertrophied human myocardium. These filaments were found between Z bands, near the sarcolemma, in regions of intercalated discs, and in the vicinity of nuclear membranes. The 100 A filaments appeared to form transverse connections between adjacent Z bands and between Z bands and outer nuclear membranes. These filaments probably function as a cytoskeleton.
Poster: "ECR 2014 / C-0503 / Complementary Role of MRI in the Prenatal Diagnosis and Characterization of Anomalies of the Urinary System" by: "R. D. Popova, G. Valchev, B. Balev, T. G. Teneva; Varna/BG"