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Figure 2


Fig. 2. Work loop simulations oscillated muscle length and intracellular Ca2+ concentration as a function of time, while monitoring force and ATP utilization. These panels show the initial half second of a simulation where muscle strain amplitude ({epsilon}, normalized peak to peak) was 0.025 and the Ca2+ transient had a 0.2 duty cycle ({delta}Ca) at a 0.033 phase of activation ({phi}Ca). Force and ATP utilization were calculated at each time step (dt=1 ms). Our standard mechanical parameters apply to these simulations: kxb=5, ka=5229 and km=6060 pN nm–1 (Tanner et al., 2007).