Movement Of Bands Flashcards

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1
Q

List of bands to be learnt

A

A band
I band

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2
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List of lines to learn

A

M line
Z line

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3
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List of zones to remember

A

H zone

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4
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A band is…

A

The total width of myosin protein

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5
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H zone is….

A

The area with only myosin where no actin overlaps

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6
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I band

A

The area where only actin is

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7
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M line

A

Midpoint of the myosin protein

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8
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Z lines

A

Indicate the ‘parameters’ ends of each sarcomere in the myofibril

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9
Q

What happens when the muscle contracts?

A

The sacromere shortens due to sliding filament theory: myosin heads pull actin along

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10
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I band during contraction

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This is part only actin covers; shortens because the actin slides over the myosin

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11
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H zone when muscle contracts

A

Because the actin slides over myosin thus closer together, the area just the myosin covers (H zone) will decrease

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12
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A band when muscle contracts

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Remains constant: because this accounts for full length of myosin which does not move

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13
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What happens to Z lines when muscle contracts?

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Moves closer together thus the whole length of the sarcomere shortens

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