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Methods for Obtaining X-Ray Diffraction Patterns from Drosophila
198 Diffraction Patterns from Drosophila IFM 203 Concluding Remarks
211 Note Added in Proof 211 17. Functional and Ecological Effects
of Isoform Variation in Insect Flight Muscle 214 James H. Marden
Abstract 214 Introduction 215 Nature's Versatile Engine 215 The
Underlying Genetics: An Underinflated Genome and a Hyperinflated
Transcriptome and Proteome 216 Functional Effects of Isoform
Variation 219 Alternative Splicing and the Generation of
Combinatorial Complexity 220 Functional Consequences of Naturally
Occurring Isoform Variation 220 18. Muscle Systems Design and
Integration 230 Fritz- OlafLehmann Abstract 230 Power Requirements
for Flight 230 Power Reduction 233 Power Constraints on Steering
Capacity 234 Balancing Power and Control 236 Changes in Muscle
Efficiency in Vivo 238 Concluding Remarks 239 From the Inside Out
19. Molecular Assays for Acto-Myosin Interactions 242 John C.
Sparrow and Michael A. Geeves Abstract 242 Introduction 242 Myosin
Purification and Preparation of the SI Fragment 243 Purification of
Flight Muscle Actin 244 Assays of Myosin and Acto-Myosin 244 Major
Conclusions Relating to the Enzymatic Properties of Insect Flight
Muscle Acto-Myosin 247 Major Questions about Insect Flight Muscle
Acto-Myosin Kinetics That Remain 249 20.
Methods for Obtaining X-Ray Diffraction Patterns from Drosophila
198 Diffraction Patterns from Drosophila IFM 203 Concluding Remarks
211 Note Added in Proof 211 17. Functional and Ecological Effects
of Isoform Variation in Insect Flight Muscle 214 James H. Marden
Abstract 214 Introduction 215 Nature's Versatile Engine 215 The
Underlying Genetics: An Underinflated Genome and a Hyperinflated
Transcriptome and Proteome 216 Functional Effects of Isoform
Variation 219 Alternative Splicing and the Generation of
Combinatorial Complexity 220 Functional Consequences of Naturally
Occurring Isoform Variation 220 18. Muscle Systems Design and
Integration 230 Fritz- OlafLehmann Abstract 230 Power Requirements
for Flight 230 Power Reduction 233 Power Constraints on Steering
Capacity 234 Balancing Power and Control 236 Changes in Muscle
Efficiency in Vivo 238 Concluding Remarks 239 From the Inside Out
19. Molecular Assays for Acto-Myosin Interactions 242 John C.
Sparrow and Michael A. Geeves Abstract 242 Introduction 242 Myosin
Purification and Preparation of the SI Fragment 243 Purification of
Flight Muscle Actin 244 Assays of Myosin and Acto-Myosin 244 Major
Conclusions Relating to the Enzymatic Properties of Insect Flight
Muscle Acto-Myosin 247 Major Questions about Insect Flight Muscle
Acto-Myosin Kinetics That Remain 249 20.
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