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Soliton theory of muscle contraction

Submitted by NeuroJoe on Wed, 2007-03-07 18:13.
There was a soliton theory of muscle contraction put forth about 15 years ago and that never got anywhere, either. Maybe it was soliton sound wave that produced the ripping sound of my hernia in the gym recently... ;)

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