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Achalasia is a disease characterized by impaired peristalsis of the esophageal body with relaxation failure of the lower esophageal sphincter (LES), lack of the first peristaltic wave of the esophagus, synchronized contraction, and histologically by the disappearance and degeneration of the Auerbach nerve plexus in the tunica muscularis esophagi; however, the cause of neurodegeneration is unknown.
A slight hyperpolarization occurs resulting in a better fast component generation and consequently a synchronized contraction [45].
Although the formation of gap-junctions and synchronized contraction in skeletal myoblasts has been demonstrated by co-culture with neonatal cardiomyocytes in vitro [12], this has never been demonstrated in vivo [13].
Detailed studies on seven C. elegans inx genes have revealed that particular inx genes are required for distinct processes including locomotion, egg laying, synchronized contraction of the pharyngeal musculature and inhibition of oocyte maturation [28], [49].
Still, what the nervous system does is initiating a synchronized contraction across that particular jellyfish's Pantin surface.
For rhythmical and synchronized contraction, cardiomyocytes form a functional syncytium via intercalated discs, where the membranes of adjacent cells are situated closely together.
As seen in Figure 7 upon injection of the veratridine the muscle began to contract in an asynchronous, tetanic manner with a peak stress far beyond those of the synchronized contractions.
Fast twitch fibers can synchronize contraction and participate in C-shaped escape and glide swimming.
In addition, RBT aims to synchronize contraction of the external anal sphincter with relaxation of the internal anal sphincter.
Many can perform other rhythm-regulating functions, like synchronizing contractions in different chambers of the heart.
Thus, in stimulated muscles, a synchronized and massive fiber contraction replaces the normal physiological mechanism of motor unit recruitment and firing rate regulation (De Luca 1984).
