… a highly organized sarcolemmal structure. Yet, smooth muscle cells also adapt rapidly to
altered environmental cues. Their sarcolemmal plasticity must lead to profound changes which …

… protein that integrates with the sarcolemma via two membrane … transcription and translation
of phenotype marker proteins are … phenotype or to follow a maturation process leading to the …

… and prevalence due to wide array of changes that occurs as a … the sarcolemma, which
causes opening of the calcium … of smooth muscle cell differentiation and phenotypic switching in …

… The absence of dystrophin leads to profound reductions in the DGC at the sarcolemma [35].
The lack of structural support at the sarcolemma leaves muscle atrophic, weaker and more …

… in cellular phenotypes in different smooth muscles within a … phenotypic transformation.
The extent to which phenotypic … might eventually lead to functional smooth muscle cultures or …

… in skeletal, cardiac, and smooth muscles as well as in the … converted phenotype following
exon skipping therapy due to … at the sarcolemma and improvements in skeletal muscle function. …

… vascular smooth muscle cells (VSMCs) exhibited two distinct phenotypes and that a change
… expression is likely to lead to the ability to manipulate VSMC phenotype. However, before …

… mutation and the clinical phenotype of cardiomyopathy has not … complex in smooth muscle
of coronary arteries indeed leads to … at the sarcolemma of skeletal and cardiac muscle, the …

… sarcolemma, linking the actin cytoskeleton and extracellular matrix. The DGC is expressed in
smooth muscle tissue, but its functional … leads to DGC disruption, rendering the sarcolemma …

… Phenotypic changes seen indicated conversion to a synthetic… that control smooth muscle
differentiation, due in part to the … with smooth and phase-lucent sarcolemmal membranes as …