Muscles -- Lecture 21 (after Exam 3) Flashcards

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muscle types:

what are they and examples?

A

cardiac muscle cell (striated)

skeletal muscle cell (striated)

smooth muscle cell (no striations)

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structure of skeletal muscle:

muscles are composed of…

A

bundled units of muscle cells called fascicles

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structure of skeletal muscle:

fascicles (definition)

A

bundles of 20-80 muscle cells called muscle fibers

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structure of skeletal muscle:

muscle fibers (definition)

A

cells that contain 4-20 myofibrils

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structure of skeletal muscle:

myofibrils (definition)

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contain the contractile units that contract and relax during muscle movements

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structure of skeletal muscle:

myofibrils are composed of…

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repeating units called sarcomeres

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structure of skeletal muscle:

sarcomeres (definition)

A

basic unit of contraction

separated by Z discs

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sarcomere contraction:

H bands (what are they and what happens to them as sarcomere contracts)

A

distance b/n actin filaments

shortens/disappears as sarcomere contracts

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sarcomere contraction:

I bands (what are they and what happens to them as sarcomere contracts)

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distance b/n Z discs and myosin filaments shortens

the distance b/n Z disks shortens

a full contraction shortens muscle length by ~20%

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sliding filament model:

myosin motor proteins bind to the ___

A

actin

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sliding filament model:

___ bind to the actin

A

myosin motor proteins

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12
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sliding filament model:

myosin motor proteins pull the ___ filaments closer together (power strokes)

A

actin

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sliding filament model:

___ pull the actin filaments closer together (power strokes)

A

myosin motor proteins

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sliding filament model:

the actin filaments slide down the ___

A

myosin filaments

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15
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sliding filament model:

the ___ slide down the myosin filaments

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actin filaments

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16
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sliding filament model:

each power stroke costs ___

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1 ATP/motor protein

17
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rigor mortis:

after death, lack of ___ causes the myosin motor proteins to become ‘stuck’ to the actin filaments

A

ATP

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rigor mortis:

after death, lack of ATP causes the ___ to become ‘stuck’ to the actin filaments

A

myosin motor proteins

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rigor mortis:

after death, lack of ATP causes the myosin motor proteins to become ___ to the actin filaments

A

stuck

20
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rigor mortis:

after death, lack of ATP causes the myosin motor proteins to become ‘stuck’ to the ___

A

actin filaments

21
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rigor mortis:

so muscles become ___ in place

A

frozen

22
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rigor mortis:

so ___ become frozen in place

A

muscles