ch 10 pt 2 anatomy Flashcards
What is thin filaments?
Actin proteins and allow muscle to shorten and generate force.
What are thick filaments?
Myosin protein molecules and plays a crucial role in muscle contraction.
What is tendon tissues?
Cordlike structure of dense regular CT
What is aponeurosis tissue?
Thin, flattened sheet of dense irregular tissue; skull
What is deep fascia?
Separates individual muscles; binds muscles with similar function
What is superficial fascia?
Separates muscle from skin
What does skeletal muscle contain?
Vascularized and innervated by somatic neurons
What is sarcoplasm?
Cytoplasm and contractile proteins
What is sarcolemma?
Plasma membrane, t-tubules that extend deep into cell; voltage-sensitive calcium channels respond to ATP
Breakdown of the muscle
Muscle, fascicle, muscle fiber, myofibril, myofilaments
What is sarcomeres?
Myofilaments arranged in repeating units
What are A bands?
Dark-appearing region in both filaments
What are I band?
Light-appearing region in thin filaments and bisected by Z discs
What is H zone?
Central portion of A band only thick filaments
What is M line?
Middle of H zone; protein meshwork structure; attachment site for tick filaments
What 2 parts of a sarcomere disappear with maximal muscle contraction?
I bands and H zone