In this group project, our
experiment is about to figure out the differences and similarities of heart and
skeletal muscle among three animals that are cow, chicken and turkey. Our
hypothesis is that muscles of animals that serve the same function will have
more common proteins. By
running gel and find the difference in number of proteins, size of proteins,
and migrated distance of proteins, we are able to compare the muscles of these
animals.
According to “Embryonic
Chicken Skeletal, Cardiac, and Smooth Muscles Express a Common Embryo-specific
Myosin Light Chain”, there is a relatedness between types of muscle in
embryonic chicken. Thus, the same common light chain is expressed in these
muscles and about to change as chicken embryo grows. We are going to experiment
how proteins are expressed in cardiac muscle and skeletal muscle among chicken,
turkey and cow. Furthermore, we want to see whether or not these muscles share
common proteins.
Reference:
Takano, H., Obinata, T.,
Kawashima, M., Masaki, T., Tanaka, T. Embryonic chicken skeletal, cardiac, and smooth muscles express a common embryo-specific myosin light chain [Internet].
1985 [cited Feb 10 2017]. Available from http://jcb.rupress.org/content/jcb/100/6/2025.full.pdf
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