A brief pulse of red light will induce a response, provided that the light is sufficiently bright, and conversely, very dim light will work if the irradiation time is long enough. 

This reciprocal relationship between fluence rate and time is known as the law of reciprocity

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Dilated cardiomyopathy

Minor missense mutations in the cardiac actin gene

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Familial hypertrophic cardiomyopathy

point mutations in cardiac β-myosin heavy chain gene mutations in other genes encoding contractile proteins including myosin light chains, cardiac troponin,

and tropomyosin. 

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Troponin C is closely related to the ubiquitous 

Ca2+-binding protein calmodulin

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Binding of Ca2+ ions to TN-C

triggers movement of TM to a new position on the filament, thereby exposing the myosin-binding sites on actin.

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In the absence of Ca2+, muscle is relaxed

TM blocks myosin’s interaction with F-actin

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TN-C is the calcium-binding subunit, controls the

position of TM on the surface of an actin filament through the TN-I and TN-T subunits