Effects of intracellular acidification and varied temperature on force, stiffness and speed of shortening in frog muscle fibres.
This study aimed to establish whether the temperature-dependent effect of acidification on maximum force observed in mammalian muscles also applies to frog muscle. Measurements of force, stiffness, and unloaded velocity of shortening in intact single muscle fibers from the anterior tibialis muscle of Rana temporaria were performed between 0 and 22degreesC during fused tetani in H2CO3CO2-buffered R
