regulation of muscle differentiation

What is Muscle Differentiation?

Muscle differentiation is the process by which precursor cells, known as myoblasts, develop into mature muscle fibers or myocytes. This transformation involves a series of well-coordinated cellular and molecular events that are tightly regulated.

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