F11 Flashcards
Terminal cisternae
Portion of the SR nearest the T tubules
High density Ca++-ATpase
Titin
Cytoskeletal protein
Elastical
Extends from the Z line to the center of the sarcomere
Important for organization and alignment of the thick filaments in the sarcomer
Troponin complex
Troponin T: Tropomyosin
Troponin C: Ca2+
Troponin I: Inhibits binding of actin to myosin
Tropomodulin
Setting length of the thin filament
Located at the end of the thin filament
alpha-actinin
Anchor the thin filament to the Z line
Dystrophin
Localized on the intracellular surface of sarcelemma in association with several integral membran glycoproteins
Provides a structural link between the subsarcolemmal cytoskeleton of the muscle cell and the extracellular matrix
Beskriv vejen fra et synaptisk signal til kontraktion
1) Acetylkolin
2) Aktionspotentiale
3) Ca2+ frigives fra de terminale cisternae SR til myoplasma
4) Troponin-C
5) etc.
Twitch
The increase in Ca2+_intracellular
Lasts 20ms
Triad
T tubulus
+
Two opposing terminal cisternae
Feet(proteins)
Bridging proteins that close the 15nm gap between T-tubulus and terminal cristae
Ca2+-releasing channels: Ryanodine Receptor
DHP receptor
L-type voltage-gated Ca2+ channel
5 subunits
Interacts with RYR to release Ca2+
Calsequestrin
Low-affinity Ca2+-binding protein
Located in the lumen of terminal cisternae
Regulates Ca2+-level
Triadin and junctin
Bind both RYR and calseuestrin in terminal cisterna
HRC(histidine-rich calcium-binding protein)
Low-affinity Ca2+-binding protein in SR lumen
Binds triadin in a Ca2+-dependent manner
SERCA
Uptake of Ca2+ to SR
Opposite ffect of RYR