… 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. …

… wasting disorder due to primary abnormalities in one of the … of the complex aetiology of
X-linked muscular dystrophy. This article … organisation ranging from genotype to phenotype [226]. …

… as electron-dense patches along the sarcolemma (FIGURE 1). … cells and induce changes in
ASM phenotypic expression that … ultimately lead to tissue remodeling and structural changes …

… Satellite cells reside along the host muscle fiber, directly above the sarcolemma under …
phenotype is characterized by formation of gap junctions and the expression of α-smooth muscle …

… due to mutations that violate the structural and functional integrity … provide ATP needed for
repairing the sarcolemmal injury [49]. … in both striated and smooth muscle tissue, which forms a …

… group which comprises structural and functional changes in the heart muscle due to a variety
… of the sarcolemma diminish the transmission for the force generated by muscle contraction. …

… smooth muscle accelerates this process (24). The lack of structural support at the sarcolemma
leaves muscles … channel for the phenotypic maturation of smooth muscle cells, leading to …

… of protein translation, leading to non-functional and unstable … and/or functional defects
of a sarcolemmal protein owing to … Genotype–phenotype correlation studies have provided …

… /proliferative ability (phenotype changes) are examined with … from SR close to the sarcolemma,
resulting in spontaneous … of smooth muscle cells, leading to smooth muscle relaxation via …

… phenotypic severity is due to mutations in the DMD gene, which result in the absence of
functional … to sarcolemma destabilization and muscle degradation. These effects are particularly …