Lecture 6-8 Flashcards

1
Q

Muscle makes up what percentage of mass in humans?

A

30-50%

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2
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What types of muscle are striated? Non-striated?

A

Striated: skeletal and cardia

Non-striated: smooth

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3
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What types of muscles are voluntary and which are involuntary?

A

Voluntary: skeletal
Involuntary: Cardiac and smooth

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4
Q

Look at skeletal histology

A

FREAKING DO IT BECAUSE IT IS TOO DAMN STUPID TO TYPE OUT

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5
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What is the protein associated with thick filaments in sarcomeres?

A

Myosin

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6
Q

What does the head of the thick filaments do?

A

They bind actin and have ATPase activity

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7
Q

What is tropomyosin?

A

Double stranded helix that covers the myosin binding site on actin
-regulatory and keeps actin from constantly binding to myosin

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8
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What does troponin T do?

A

It binds the troponin complex to tropomyosin

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9
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What does troponin I do?

A

It holds tropomyosin in the myosin binding site

-inhibitory function

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10
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What does troponin C do?

A

Binds calcium

-uncovers the myosin binding site

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11
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What does Dystrophin do?

A

Connects sarcomere to sarcolemma and extracellular matrix

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12
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Mutations with dystrophin cause what?

A

The most common form of muscular dystrophy

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13
Q

what is nebulin?

A

structural protein that holds thin filaments apart from eachother

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14
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what is alpha actinin?

A

structural protein that holds thin filaments to Z-disc

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15
Q

what is titan?

A

spring that runs through heavy chain and connects it to the z-disc

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16
Q

what is the smallest part of muscle that can still perform its function?

A

sarcomere (contract and generate force)

17
Q

what happens when the sarcomere is stimulated?

A
  • sarcomere contracts
  • sarcomere shortens
  • actin is pulled toward M-line
  • Bare zone gets smaller
  • Z discs move closer together
  • I band gets smaller
  • A band stays the same