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Muscle Ultrastructure (Exam 3) Flashcards

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1
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What does muscle tissue do?

A

The basis of all movement and essential biological functions
Contraction and relaxation
Maintain body temperature
Communication

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What are some of examples of what muscle tissue is the basis of? (5)

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Locomotion
Digestion
Breathing
Vision
Circulation
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3
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How much of body mass is muscle tissue?

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30-40%

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4
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What are 3 types of muscle tissue?

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Skeletal
Cardiac
Smooth

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What is skeletal muscle like?

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Voluntary, striated, multinucleated, non-branched

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6
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What is cardiac muscle like?

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Involuntary, striated, uninucleated, branched

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7
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What is smooth muscle like?

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Involuntary, non-striated, uninucleated, tapered

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8
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What are the differences between the different types of muscle tissues?

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Microstructure

How to contract

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9
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What is striation caused by?

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Organization of protein filaments

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10
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If the muscle is highly organized, is it striated or non-striated?

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Striated

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11
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If the muscle is lacking organized, is it striated or non-striated?

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Non-striated

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12
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Where is the skeletal muscle originated (origin)?

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On one side of the joint

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13
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Where is skeletal muscle terminated?

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On the other side of the articulation (insertion)

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14
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Which end of skeletal muscle moves?

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Articulation

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15
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What does attachment occur through in skeletal muscle?

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Tendon

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16
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What is the tendon?

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Dense connective tissue–myotendinal junction

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17
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What can skeletal muscle be terminated on?

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A thin sheet connective tissue call fascia or aponeurosis

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18
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What are connective tissue the basis for?

A

Structural integrity of a muscle

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19
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What is skeletal muscle?

A

Large cells within a vast network of connective tissues

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20
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What are the 3 major connective tissues?

A

Epimysium
Perimysium
Endomysium

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21
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What does epimysium do?

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Separates muscles

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22
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What is epimysium made of?

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Nerves
Blood vessels
At least 1 artery, 1 vein, and a bundle of nerves

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23
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What does perimysium do?

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Separates muscle bundles

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24
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How many muscle fibers are in a primary bundle of perimysium?

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20 to 40

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25
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What do primary bundles of perimysium form?

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Secondary bundle

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26
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What is within the perimysium?

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Intramuscular fat

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27
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What does endomysium do?

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Separates muscle fibers

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28
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What is the endomysium adjacent to?

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Muscle cells membrane

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29
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What is the endomysium responsible for?

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Meat tenderness

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30
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Know the summary of physical characteristics on slide 11 and 23

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Know the summary of physical characteristics on slide 11 and 23

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31
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How do the connective tissues vary?

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Greatly in physical and functional characteristics

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32
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What are 3 types of connective tissue fibers?

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Collagenous
Reticular
Elastic

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33
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What is the ground substances of connective tissue?

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Proteoglycans: chondroitin sulfates, hyaluronic acid

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34
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What is hyaluronic acid?

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Fluid at articulations of the skeletal system

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35
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What is the most abundant protein in an animal?

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Collagen

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36
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How much of body protein is collagen?

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20-30% of body protein

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37
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What is the polypeptide composition of collagen fibers? (5)

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α-chain
1014 to 1023 aa residues
Unique and repeating sequences
3 α helices
Pentafibrils
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38
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What is the repeating sequences of polypeptide composition made of?

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Proline
Hydroxyproline
glycine

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39
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What is the process of collagen formation? (8)

A 
Gene–DNA
Hydroxylation
Glycosylation
Helix formation
Procollagen
Tropocollagen
Crosslinking
Collage
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40
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What do different types of collagen differ in?

A

α-chains in triple helical collagen molecules

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41
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What are the differences of α-chanis of collagen?

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AA composition

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42
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What is reticular fibers?

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Smaller bundle of fibers with small fibers, high reticulin content, high % ground substance, and delicate connective tissues around organs

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43
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What are the 2 unique aa of elastic fibers?

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Desmosine and isodesmosine

44
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What are loose connective tissues like? (4) Example?

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Porous, highly flexible
Few collagen and elastic fibers
Highly vascularized
Numerous cells
Blood
45
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What are dense connective tissues like? (3) Example?

A

Dense regular
Dense irregular
Numerous fibers
Bone

46
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What are adipose tissues?

A

Specialized loose connective tissues

47
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What are adipose tissues capable of doing?

A

Storing lipids

48
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What is adipose tissue surrounding?

A

Organs

49
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What are functions of adipose tissue?

A

Energy storage
Insulation
Protection

50
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What are makes up muscle fibers?

A

Muscle cell
Muscle fiber
Myocyte
Myofibril

51
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What do muscle fibers classify as due to the nuclei?

A

Multinucleated

52
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What is the basement membrane of skeletal muscle fibers?

A

Sarcolemma

53
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What does the transverse tubule (T-tubule) do?

A

Extend deep into the interior of the muscle fiber

54
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What is the triad?

A

T-tubules and terminal cisternae of SR

55
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What does the triad do?

A

Calcium release for muscle contraction

56
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What is the terminal cisternae?

A

Association between SR and t-tubules

57
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What are the 3 types of filaments in the cellular cytoskeleton of skeletal muscle fibers?

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Microfilaments
Intermediate filaments
Microtubules

58
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Of the 3 filaments, which is a majority of all?

A

Microfilaments

59
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What is the amount of intermediate filaments like? Microtubules?

A

Abundant

Not in an appreciable amount

60
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What is myofibril?

A

Unique microfilaments of muscle fiber

61
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How much myofibril does an adult muscle cell have?

A

1000-2000

62
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What is the myofibril structure like? (4)

A

Highly organized
Cylindrical structure
Extend entire length of muscle cell
1 μm in diameter

63
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What is the myofibril bathed in?

A

Cytoplasm

64
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What is a sarcomere?

A

Smallest contractile unit of myofibril

65
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What is the size of a sarcomere in resting?

A

2.5 μm

66
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What is the size of a sarcomere when it is super contracted?

A

0.9 μm

67
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What is the size of a sarcomere when it is severely stretched?

A

4.0 μm

68
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What is a Z-line?

A

Outer boundary of sarcomere

69
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What is the thin filament?

A

Emits from Z-line

70
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What is the thick filament?

A

Center of sarcomere that overlaps with thin filaments

71
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What do Z-lines and filaments do?

A

Alternate light and dark banding patterns to give a striated appearance

72
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What is the A band of myofibrils?

A

Dense area in the middle of the sarcomere

73
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What is the A band the location of?

A

Thick filament

74
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Where is the H zone?

A

Within the A band

75
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What happens in the H zone of myofibrils?

A

Thin filaments are terminated

76
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What is the pseudo H zone?

A

Highly dense area in the middle of the sarcomere

77
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What is the I band of myofibrils?

A

Z line and thin filaments of adjacent sarcomeres

78
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What is the M line of myofibrils?

A

Crosslinking proteins

79
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What is the Z line of myofibrils?

A

Anchor for thin filaments

80
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What is the cap Z protein?

A

End cap of the thin filament

81
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What does α-actinin do?

A

Attaches thin filament to z-line structure

82
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What 4 things are responsible for suspension the Z-line?

A

Ankyrin
Desmin
Dystrophin
Vinculin

83
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What is the primary protein of the thin filament?

A

Actin

84
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What happens in the Z-disk structure?

A

Actin filaments terminate

85
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What do Z-filaments do?

A

Connect thin filament and Z line

86
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What is 1 thin filament connected by?

A

4 Z filaments

87
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What does the thin filament constitute?

A

I band

88
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In the A band, how many actin filaments surround 1 myosin filament?

A

6

89
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What makes up the thin filament?

A 
G-actin
F-actin
Cap Z 
Troponin
Tropomyosin
90
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What is actin classified as?

A

Contractile

91
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How much of myofibril proteins is actin?

A

20%

92
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How much of wet muscle tissue is actin?

A

2%

93
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How many strands of tropomyosin are there for every 2 strands of F-actin?

A

2

94
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What does tropomyosin cover?

A

Myosin-binding sites on actin subunits of thin filaments

95
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What are the 3 types of troponin?

A

I
C
T

96
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What is troponin I?

A

Inhibitor

97
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What is troponin C associated with?

A

Calcium

98
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What is troponin T associated with?

A

Tropomyosin

99
Q

What is the size of the thick filament?

A

14-16 nm in diameter

1.5 μm in length

100
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What does the thick filament constitute?

A

A band

101
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What does the thick filament mostly contain?

A

Myosin

102
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What is the head/neck of the thick filament made of?

A

Heavy meromyosin

103
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What is the rodlike tail of the thick filament made of?

A

Light meromyosin

104
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What is HMM?

A

Globular head heavy S1 and light portion

105
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What does the M line do?

A

Acts as an anchor for thick filament

106
Q

What is the banding patterns of skeletal muscle? (6)

A 
Sarcomere
Thin and thick filaments
Z disk
M line
A/I bands
H/Pseudo H zones

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