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(Iin Tuhumury) Paper Anatomy of The Muscle System in Humans
(Iin Tuhumury) Paper Anatomy of The Muscle System in Humans
(Iin Tuhumury) Paper Anatomy of The Muscle System in Humans
CHAPTER I
PRELIMINARY
DISCUSSION
b. White muscle
Large motor nerve size big
Large diameter
Fast motor nerves
High glycogen deposits
Medium triglyceride deposits
High contraction strength
Time of rapid contraction
Fast relaxation time
High power production
Low energy efficiency
Low durability
Many contain protein
COVER
3.1 Conclusions
Muscle is an organ or device that allows the body to move. This is an
important trait for organisms. Cell movements occur because the cytoplasm
changes shape (see how the amoeba moves). In cells, this cytoplasm is long fine
threads called miofibril. If muscle cells get stimulated, miofibril will shorten. In
other words the muscle cell will shorten itself in a certain direction (contracting).
The mechanism of action of the muscle basically involves a change in the relative
state of the actin and myosin filaments. During muscle contraction, thin actin
filaments are bound to two lines that move to Ribbon A, although the filament
does not multiply. However, the shifting movement results in changes in the
appearance of the sarcomere, ie partial or complete removal of the H line, besides
the myosin filament is located very close to the Z lines and the A bands and
sarcomere width are reduced so that contractions occur. Contractions occur in the
interaction between actin myosin to form an actin-myosin complex.
3.2 Suggestions
1. Hopefully this paper is useful for readers in general.
2. Hopefully the material in this paper can support learning and discussion in
the classroom.
3. The author of the paper expects constructive criticism and suggestions for
the smoothness and perfection of the preparation of the next paper
BIBLIOGRAPHY
http://www.sorana-id.com/2012/10/makalah-sistem-otot-manusia.html
http://www.sridianti.com/apa-fungsi-otot-dalam-tubuh-manusia.html