Practical- Muscle Tissue, Nervous Tissue and Skin Flashcards

1
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What are the characteristics of skeletal muscle fibers?

A

Long, unbranched, striated

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Characteristics of skeletal muscle fiber nuclei?

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Multinucleate, flattened, found in periphery of muscle fibre

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3
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Major component of I band

A

Actin

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4
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Characteristics of cardiac muscle fibers

A

Striated, branched, involuntary

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5
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Characteristics of cardiac muscle fiber nuclei

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Single central nucleus, connected by specialized junctions

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6
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3 cell-cell junctions present in intercalated discs of cardiac muscle

A

Fascia adherens junction
Expanded desmosomes
Gap junctions

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7
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Characteristics of smooth muscle fibers

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Spindle shaped

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8
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Characteristics of smooth muscle fiber nuclei

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Uninucleated, present in center of the cell

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9
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Why does myelin sheath appear empty?

A

Because it is made of lipids and gets washed away during tissue prep

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