Table 1.
Myoplasmic concentrations of Ca2+, Mg, and Ca2+ binding compounds and concentrations expressed relative to cell water volume
CompoundConcentrationReference
Total Ca2+ 4,000 µM Lamboley et al., 2015  
Resting [Ca2+0.05 µM (SR Ca2+ leak, 0.005 µM/s) Bakker et al., 1993  
Resting [Mg2+1 mM Barclay, 2015  
ATP 8,000 µM Barclay, 2015  
Tn 120 µM; two distinct Ca2+-binding sites/molecule Baylor and Hollingworth, 2003  
Pv 750 µM; two equivalent Ca2+-binding sites/molecule Raymackers et al., 2000  
120 µM; assumed equal to [Tn]  
Available actin binding sites, concentration time-dependent and equal to [Tn-Ca2 
CompoundConcentrationReference
Total Ca2+ 4,000 µM Lamboley et al., 2015  
Resting [Ca2+0.05 µM (SR Ca2+ leak, 0.005 µM/s) Bakker et al., 1993  
Resting [Mg2+1 mM Barclay, 2015  
ATP 8,000 µM Barclay, 2015  
Tn 120 µM; two distinct Ca2+-binding sites/molecule Baylor and Hollingworth, 2003  
Pv 750 µM; two equivalent Ca2+-binding sites/molecule Raymackers et al., 2000  
120 µM; assumed equal to [Tn]  
Available actin binding sites, concentration time-dependent and equal to [Tn-Ca2 

Where necessary, reported values expressed relative to muscle wet weight were converted by multiplying by 1.5 (Baylor et al., 1983).

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