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Localization of the intracellular site of action of caffeine on skeletal muscle
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1. Exposure of frog and crayfish skeletal muscle to 10 mM caffeine saline results in a rapid dilation of the sarcoplasmic reticular tubules.
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2. Prolonged exposure to caffeine leads to disintegration of the sarcoplasmic reticular membranes, and after 30 min treatment the transverse tubules rupture,' destroying the trids and dyads.
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3. Destruction of triads and dyads releases their bound calcium, causing protracted contractures, and the calcium pump of the sarcoplasmic reticulum is inactivated.
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4. Tension changes in muscles exposed to caffeine closely parallel the damage caused by caffeine to the sub-cellular structures involved in excitation-contraction] coupling.