Muscle tissue Flashcards
I Band consists of
All actin filaments
Z Line
H Band consists of
All Myosin filaments
A Band consits of
Actin and myosin filaments
H Band
What change in A band, H band, I band, and Z line happens during contraction
- A Band: No change
- H Band: shortens
- I Band: shortens
- Z lines: move closer together
What prevents crosslinking of actin
Tropomyosin
What is Ca role in crossbridge cycle
Attachs to troponin and subsequent movement of tropomysoin uncovers site on actin that binds crossbridge
What cuases dissociation of crossbridge
Binding of ATP
Red fibers (Type 1)
- Slow contraciton
- Low ATPase activity
- Increase Capacity for aerobic metabolism
- Increase mitochondrial content
- Increased myoglobin
- Slow Red Ox
Red fibers are used for
Posture-maintaing muscles
White fibers (Type 2)
- Fast contraction
- Increase ATPase activity
- Increased capacity for anaerobic glycolysis
- Decrease mitochondrial content
- Decrease Myoglobin
White fibers used for
Fast, short-termed, skilled motion
Nebulin is
- A scaffolding protein that binds to actin filaments along their entire length and also insert into the Z line
- Serves as a template to help maintain constant length of the actin filament
Smooth muscle contains what intermediate filaments
Desmin and Vimentin
other than GI: Contain Desmin but NO vimentin