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The effects of different gravity or rotation administered for 96 or 144 hours continually on protein and nucleic acids contents in muscles of Japanese quail were determined. It was shown that hypergravity affects the contents of sarcoplasmic and myofibrillar proteins, as well as RNA and DNA, but the response of individual muscles to hypergravity is different. It was shown that m. pectoralis is more influenced by hypergravity than m. supracoracoides while the protein or nucleic acid patterns in thigh or calf muscles are influenced to a smaller extent. The effect of rotation is not linear in the range above 0 of angular velocity and is different with regard to examined parameter. Nucleic acid ratios did not show any changes, while the contents of sarcoplasmic or myofibrillar proteins were considerably affected. The extrapolation of values to zero gravity, as well as comparison with values from actual space flight, were made.

The Gravity and Protein Metabolism of Skeletal Muscles in Japanese Quail