2 L10 Skeletal Muscle Structure Flashcards

1
Q

How does skeletal muscle generate force

A

Via parallel contraction

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2
Q

What is the ratio of actin to myosin filaments

A

2:1 2 actin to 1 myosin

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3
Q

3 muscle types

A

Cardiac - Skeletal - Smooth

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4
Q

Describe structure of muscle from smallest to largest

A

Myofilaments - Sarcomere - Myofibril - Muscle fibre - Fascicle - Muscle

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5
Q

Describe structure and location of the nucleus in muscle cells

A

Myofibres are multinucleated- formed by multiple myoblasts fusing to make a single cell
Nucleus are peripherally nucleated

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6
Q

What intermediate filaments are located in between myofibrils

A

Desmin and vimentin

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7
Q

Describe alpha actinin

A

Primary component of Z-line
Most cytoskeletal proteins can bind to alpha actinin

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8
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Describe titin

A

Large structural protein that connects myosin filaments to Z-line. Each thick filament has titin core that recoils after stretching

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9
Q

Describe neubulin

A

Structural protein in thin filament - Can act as length determinant for entire actin filament

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10
Q

What does the triad compose of

A

2 SR cisterna, T-tubule

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