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Mechanical evidence is presented to show that fast muscle tissue regenerating in the bed of a slow muscle, and innervated by the slow muscle nerve, has contractile properties identical to those of a slow muscle regenerating in its own bed. The results do not support the idea that regenerating fast muscles are partially resistant to the transforming effects of a slow nerve.
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