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The results of this investigation seem to confirm the hypothesis of a biochemical adaptation of smooth muscles of molluses to the degree of their activity and tissue vascularisation. A correlation exists between the activity of the muscle and its hexosamine and cytochrome oxydase contents; in general, low cytochrome oxydase activity is correlated to high hexosamine content. In all species studied, the importance of the hexosemonophosphate shunt is demonstrated.
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Le cycle de Krebs et la chaîne des cytochromes sont peu efficaces chez la majorité des espèces, exceptés les Céphalopodes (muscles de l'entonnoir et du manteau, animés de mouvements rythmiques).
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La voie des pentoses est présente dans tous les muscles et en rapport avec les synthèses de lipides et de mucopolysaccharides.
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La teneur en hexosamines liés aux protéines diminue lorsque l'activité cytochrome oxydase croît, o'est-à-dire lorsque ces muscles jouent un rôle plus grand dans la motricité de l'animal (Octopus) que dans sa fixation au substrat (Acanthochiton).
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Ladanyi, P., Leray, C. Etude comparative biochimique et histochimique des métabolismes glucidiques et respiratoires des muscles de quelques mollusques Méditerranéens. Marine Biol. 1, 210–215 (1968). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00347114
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