1) The action potential lasts milliseconds whereas muscle contraction may last milliseconds as calcium ions take time to be actively transported back into extracellular fluid.
2) The action potential moves along the T-tubules and calcium is released from terminal cisternae into sarcoplasm, binding to troponin and exposing actin binding sites on myosin heads.
3) The myosin heads attach to actin and pull it inward, shortening the sarcomere. Calcium levels then decrease as the pump moves calcium back into storage to be used again.
1) The action potential lasts milliseconds whereas muscle contraction may last milliseconds as calcium ions take time to be actively transported back into extracellular fluid.
2) The action potential moves along the T-tubules and calcium is released from terminal cisternae into sarcoplasm, binding to troponin and exposing actin binding sites on myosin heads.
3) The myosin heads attach to actin and pull it inward, shortening the sarcomere. Calcium levels then decrease as the pump moves calcium back into storage to be used again.
1) The action potential lasts milliseconds whereas muscle contraction may last milliseconds as calcium ions take time to be actively transported back into extracellular fluid.
2) The action potential moves along the T-tubules and calcium is released from terminal cisternae into sarcoplasm, binding to troponin and exposing actin binding sites on myosin heads.
3) The myosin heads attach to actin and pull it inward, shortening the sarcomere. Calcium levels then decrease as the pump moves calcium back into storage to be used again.
The action potential lasts milliseconds whereas, the contraction of a muscle
fiber may last for milliseconds as ions have been released and the active transport of them back into the extracellular fluid takes time. 13. Excitation-Coupling: action potential moves along the and down the tubules. The terminal cisternae release into the sarcoplasm. Some of the ions bind to the which changes shape and removes blocking action of exposes active binding sites on _ 14. The heads attach to the binding sites on and pull the actin towards the center of the . The sarcomere is the basic unit of contraction. 15. Ca++ release ends.and then Ca++ levels as the ATP pump actively moves back into the to be stored again. 16. A single cycle of power and strokes by all the heads in a muscle fiber would only shorten the fiber by about %. A fiber may actually shorten by % of its length so the cycle has to be repeated many times by each _ 17. Rigor mortis: dying cells are unable to pump away the excess _ 18. 3 phases of a twitch: describe them and know the diagram. 19. Explain wave summation. Explain tetanus. Know the diagrams. 20. Critical thinking p. 320 numbers 2, 3, 4
Practice exam questions for muscles
1. The frontalis muscle attaches to the a. galea aponeurosis b. palmar aponeurosis 2. One motor neuron to all the muscle fibers it innervates is a motor unit. a. true b. false 3. A motor unit with one motor neuron to 3 muscle fibers is for a. power b. precision 4. The origin of the muscle is a. more proximal b. mobile 5. The covering around one muscle cell is the a. sarcoplasm b. sarcomere c. sarcolemma 6. The contractile unit of a muscle is the a. sarcoplasm b. sarcomere c. sarcolemma 7. The distance between 2 Z bands is a a. sarcoplasm b. sarcomere c. sarcolemma 8. The covering around one muscle cell is a. endomysium b. epimysium c. perimysium 9. Skeletal muscle cells are a. uninucleate b. anucleate c. multinucleated 10. Muscles are a. avascular b. vascular 11. Myoglobin stores a. oxygen b. c. glycogen glucose 12. Endurance muscles contain _ myoglobin. a. more b. less 13. Fast twitch muscles are a. red b. white 14. Curare causes muscle to _ as it blocks acetylcholine receptors. a. be paralysed b. go into spasm 15. The neurotransmitter at a neuromuscular junction is a. acetylcholine b. adrenaline 16. _ makes up the thin myofilaments. a. myosin b. actin 17. has two heads. a. troponin b. tropomyosin c. actin d. myosin 18. attaches to calcium a. troponin b. tropomyosin c. actin d. myosin 19. The active binding sites are on a. troponin b. tropomyosin c. d. myosin actin 20. Terminal cisternae store a. Na+ b. Ca++ c. K+ 21. Excitation is when action potential in a leads to action potential in a muscle. a. blood vessel b. muscle c. nerve 22. A single cycle of power and recovery strokes by all the myosin heads in a muscle fiber would shorten the fiber by about a. I% b. 10% c. 30% 23. when aerobic respiration stops as with death, the myosin heads do not 24. The first phase of a twitch is the _ period. a. contraction 70 25. With wave summation, the second stimulus causes a response. 26. Which takes longer? a. eye twitch b. gastrocnemius twitch
La 2.a 3.b 4.a 5.c 6.b 7.b 8.a 9.c
10.b 11.a 12.a 13.b 14.a 15.a 16.b .d 18.a 19.c 20.b 21.c 22.a 23.b 24.c 25.a .c a. attach b. detach b. relaxation c. latent a. greater b. lesser c. soleus twitch
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