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Hideyo Yabu

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Japanese Journal of Physiology | 1975

Changes in contractility and calcium binding of guinea pig taenia coli by treatment with enzymes which hydrolyze sialic acid

Yuji Ishiyama; Hideyo Yabu; Eisaku Miyazaki

Japanese Journal of Physiology | 1978

Selective inhibition of potassium contracture in guinea pig taenia coli by ruthenium red.

Masaru Kawamura; Hideyo Yabu

Japanese Journal of Physiology | 1962

Increasing effect of caffeine on the oxygen consumption of the skeletal muscle.

Eisaku Miyazaki; Hideyo Yabu; Masaki Takahashi

Japanese Journal of Physiology | 1974

TEMPERATURE AND ION DEPENDENCES OF INTESTINAL SMOOTH MUSCLE MYOSIN B

Haruko Matsumoto; Hideyo Yabu; Eisaku Miyazaki

Japanese Journal of Physiology | 1971

PARTICIPATION OF NATIVE TROPOMYOSIN IN THE ATP-CONTRACTION OF AN INTESTINAL GLYCERINATED MUSCLE BUNDLE

Hideyo Yabu; Isamu Uchida; Eisaku Miyazaki

Japanese Journal of Physiology | 1976

Ca BINDING OF INTESTINAL SMOOTH MUSCLE MYOSIN B

Haruko Matsumoto; Hideyo Yabu; Eisaku Miyazaki

Nihon Heikatsukin Gakkai zasshi | 1971

Excitation and contraction of the smooth muscle

Eisaku Miyazaki; Hideyo Yabu; Satoru Sunano

Japanese Journal of Physiology | 1969

INTESTINAL ACTIN-LIKE PROTEIN

Hideyo Yabu; Ryozo Takahashi; Eisaku Miyazaki

Nihon Heikatsukin Gakkai zasshi | 1978

Ultrastructural comparison of longitudinal and circular muscles of the guinea pig stomach

Moritani M; Mitsuo Ishizawa; Sunano T; Hideyo Yabu; Eisaku Miyazaki

Nihon Heikatsukin Gakkai zasshi | 1978

Calcium movement in the process of isotonic K-induced contracture of guinea pig taenia coli.

Eisaku Miyazaki; Hideyo Yabu; Satoru Sunano; Mitsuo Ishizawa; Kawamura M

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