Chapter 10: Muscular Tissue Flashcards

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What are the special properties we find in muscular tissue

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  1. Excitability
  2. Contractibility
  3. Extensibility
  4. Elasticity
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2
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What does it mean for a muscle to be excited

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To go from polarized to depolarized

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3
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What does contractility mean

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Tightening or shortening a muscle

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4
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What is Extensibility

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Allows muscle cells to be stretched

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5
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What is Elasticity

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Ability to recoil or bounce back a muscle to original length after being stretched

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6
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Describe Smooth muscles

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  • Do not contain striations ( NON-striated)
  • Spindle shaped and unnucleated (one nucleus)
  • Found in the wall of the blood vessels, stomach, intestine, in the wall of hollow organs!!!
  • Involuntary control (Autonomic control) we can’t control it
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7
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Describe Cardia muscles

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  • Striated and Branched
  • Unnucleated
  • Intercalated disc
    • Desmosome= hold the muscle together
  • Gap junctions= Allows for easier communication between muscles and form a wave like pattern
  • Involuntary (Think of the heart)
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8
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Describe Skeletal Msucle

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  • Voluntary movement (Somatic)
  • Multinucleated, tubular, and striated
  • Very long
  • Attached to skeleton
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9
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Important to remember

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Cell division of cardiac and skeletal muscle DOES NOT HAPPEN after birth only BEFORE

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10
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Important to remember 2

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Smooth muscle can undergo cell division AFTER birth

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11
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Functions of Muscular Tissue

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  1. Storage of substances, because we find muscles making up the wall of organs
    - Moving things around
  2. Voluntary body movement
  3. Maintenance of body posture
  4. Muscle contraction produces heat
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12
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Two types of filaments found in muscles

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Actin and Myosin

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13
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This filament is Thin

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Actin

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14
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This filament is Thick

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Myosin

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15
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How does contraction happen

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Myosin pulls on Actin and shortens the filaments, contracting the muscle

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16
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What are pacemakers

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Stimulate contraction for the cardiac muscle

17
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Skeletal muscle

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  • Extremely long
  • Multinucleated
  • Striated muscle
  • Come from fusion of several myoblast
    myoblast= cells born to build muscle
18
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What are Sarcomere

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Flesh units

  • They arrangement of sarcomere in line is called MYOFIBRIL
  • Between sarcomere you have a Z line
19
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What light can pass through we call it

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Isotropic also called I band (light band)

20
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When light cannot pass through we call it

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Anisotropic also called A band (Dark band)

21
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Breakdown

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I Band= Contain thick filaments

A Band= Contains both thick and thin filaments

H band= Contains Thick filaments

M line= Middle of sarcomere that anchor the myosin together

Z line= ENDS of a sarcomere that anchors the thin filaments

22
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Review notes once mastered this

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Review notes