This would be an easy, beautiful make-ahead breakfast/brunch item. chia, graham and oats on the bottom. Arbonne Vanilla Protein powder, shaken w/ the water/almond milk & a touch of ground chia, and topped with fruit. Blueberry by Niklas Soderquist.
Tropomyosin and Troponin Tropomyosin and troponin are two other proteins found in small quantities in muscle. They help regulate muscle contraction. Troponin is associated with the thin filaments and can bind to the actin molecules. There is usually one troponin per 6-8 actin molecules. Tropomyosin is a long thin protein that extends between, and binds to, the troponin molecules. When troponin is bound to actin, the tropomyosin is positioned so it prevents the myosin heads from contacting actin, thus preventing contraction.
The small globular region may represent the end-to-end overlap of tropomyosin but is more likely to be a globular region at the C-terminal region of troponin T. Introduction The contraction of vertebrate skeletal muscle is regulated by the tropomyosin-troponin complex located on the thin filaments, which alters the state of the muscle in response to changes in calcium ion concentration. The exact mechanism by which this occurs is unknown and progress is hindered by a lack of knowledge concerning the structure of the proteins involved, particularly troponin and its three compo- nents troponin I, troponin C and troponin T (TnT). The largest of these components, TnT, is responsible for the tight binding of the complex to tropomyosin. Electron microscope studies have revealed that in