Analysis methods and quality criteria for investigating muscle physiology using x-ray diffraction.

Abstract:

:X-ray diffraction studies of muscle have been tremendously powerful in providing fundamental insights into the structures of, for example, the myosin and actin filaments in a variety of muscles and the physiology of the cross-bridge mechanism during the contractile cycle. However, interpretation of x-ray diffraction patterns is far from trivial, and if modeling of the observed diffraction intensities is required it needs to be performed carefully with full knowledge of the possible pitfalls. Here, we discuss (1) how x-ray diffraction can be used as a tool to monitor various specific muscle properties and (2) how to get the most out of the rest of the observed muscle x-ray diffraction patterns by modeling where the reliability of the modeling conclusions can be objectively tested. In other x-ray diffraction methods, such as protein crystallography, the reliability of every step of the process is estimated and quoted in published papers. In this way, the quality of the structure determination can be properly assessed. To be honest with ourselves in the muscle field, we need to do as near to the same as we can, within the limitations of the techniques that we are using. We discuss how this can be done. We also use test cases to reveal the dos and don'ts of using x-ray diffraction to study muscle physiology.

journal_name

J Gen Physiol

authors

Squire JM,Knupp C

doi

10.1085/jgp.202012778

subject

Has Abstract

pub_date

2021-10-04 00:00:00

issue

10

eissn

0022-1295

issn

1540-7748

pii

212538

journal_volume

153

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