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Work dependent deactivation of a crustacean muscle

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Fig. 1. (A) Depression of force during and following shorteningduring a tetanic contraction
Fig. 3. (A) Increasing deactivation with increasing distance ofshortening. During the plateau of an isometric contraction, thedistance of shortening allowed was varied from trial to trial
Fig. 5. Increasing deactivation with decreasing shortening velocity.The muscle was allowed to shorten a fixed distance at differentshortening was adjusted such that force redevelopment began at acommon time after the onset of stimulation
Fig. 6. The relationship between shortening velocity anddeactivation. Muscles shortened by 0.8mm at the velocitiesindicated
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