Ch15 Muscles Flashcards

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Muscle contraction

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  1. Ca ions channels open
  2. calcium ions diffuse into myofibrils from sarcoplasmic reticulum
  3. Ca ions bind to tropmomyosin
  4. uncover binding site of actin
  5. myosin heads attach to actin filaments
  6. ADP molecule released and sliding of actin and myosin filaments
  7. ATP binds to myosin head
  8. myosin head bends
  9. ATPase hydrolyses ATP
  10. muslin head goes back to original position
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Large glycogen concentration

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  1. Source of glucose- energy store
  2. for respiration to provide ATP
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Evidence for sliding filament mechanism

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  1. I band becomes narrower
  2. Z lines move closer
  3. H zone becomes narrower
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Phosphocreatine

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  1. released Pi to bond with ADP
    2.allows regeneration of ATP without respiration
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Advantage of capillaries

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  1. short diffusion pathway
  2. provides oxygen and glucose for respiration
  3. removes CO2/heat
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Fast twitch fibre

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  1. immediate fast contraction
  2. explosive
  3. energy is anaerobically generated
  4. high glycogen concentration
  5. stores phosphocreatine
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slow twitch fibre

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  1. sustained contraction
  2. aerobic energy generation
  3. maintaining endurance
  4. many mitochondria for ATP
  5. prevent lactic acid build up
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Neuromuscular junction

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  1. Nerve impulse depolarises presynaptic membrane
  2. calcium channels open
  3. calcium ions enter presynaptic membrane
  4. synaptic vesicles fuse with presynaptic membrane
  5. acetlycholine is released
  6. diffuses across cleft
  7. attaches to receptor on post synaptic membrane
  8. sodium channels opened
  9. sodium ion enter
  10. causing depolarisation of sarcolemma
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Differences between neuromuscular and cholinergenic synapse

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  1. neurone to neurone vs neurone to muscle
  2. action potential in neurone and no action potential in sarcolemma
  3. no summation in muscle
  4. muscle response always excitory
  5. some neuromuscular junctions have different neurotransmitters
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Muscle feature

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  1. multi-nucleate
  2. contain myoglobin
  3. sarcomere
  4. lots of mitochondria
  5. actin and myosin filaments
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