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1
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Skeletal muscle

A

Voluntary movements

Striated

2
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Cardiac muscle

A

Involuntary beating of the heart - myogenic
Cells are electrically couples
Striated
Resistant to tearing and intense pressure
Action potential spreads fast

3
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Myofibrils

A

Highly ordered assemblages of myosin and actin filaments

In muscle fibers

4
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Actin

A

Thin filaments

Actin monomers + tropomyosin + troponin

5
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Myosin

A

Thick filaments

6
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Motor unit

A

One motor neuron and all the muscle fibers it synapses with

7
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Muscle membrane

A

Sarcolemma

8
Q

Muscle cytoplasm

A

Sarcoplasm

9
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Troponin

A

Binds to actin, tropomyosin, and calcium

10
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Muscle endoplasmic reticulum

A

Sarcoplasmic reticulum

11
Q

Neuromuscular junction

A

Synapse of neuron to muscle

12
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Tropomyosin

A

Covers myosin binding points on the actin filament

13
Q

Hydrolysis of ATP

A

ATP + H2O –> ADP +Phosphate + Energy

14
Q

Glycolytic system

A

Metabolism of glucose through enzymes
Available through the cytoplasm of the cell
Fast reaction
Harvesting of carbs

15
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Power stroke

A

When the phosphate group falls off the myosin head, causing a large change in myosin conformation
Allows the filaments to slide past each other

16
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Slow-twitch muscle fibers

A
Have a lot of mitochondria
Use the oxidative system
Contain myoglobin and blood vessels
Low maximum tension but high resistance to fatigue
Ex. hamstrings
17
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Fast-twitch muscle fibers

A

Use the glycolytic system
High maximum tension but low resistance to fatigue
Good for short-term work
Ex. biceps

18
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Noreponephrine

A

Accelerates heart rate
Inhibits smooth muscles
Released by the sympathetic nervous system
Neurotransmitter

19
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Smooth muscle

A
Involuntary movement of internal organs
Cells are arranged in sheets
Long, spindle shaped
Provide contractile force for most internal organs
Stretch causes action potential
20
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Immediate system

A

Uses pre-formed ATP and creatine phosphate

Available immediately

21
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Osteoblasts

A

Fresh, new bone cells
Follows the osteoclasts and lays down the new bone material
Build up new bone

22
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Osteocytes

A

Thick extracellular matrix layer

23
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Osteoclasts

A

Dig the bone
Release calcium and minerals from the bone
Break down old bone

24
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Oxidative system

A

Slow metabolism
Depends on mitochondria and oxygen
Takes time
The complete burning system of the muscle

25
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Acetylcholine

A

Inhibits heart rate
Stimulates smooth muscle
Released by the parasympathetic nervous system

26
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Hydrostatic skeleton

A

Liquid inside the body works with the muscles to provide movement

27
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Exoskeleton

A

Skeleton is outside the body
When the body grows, the animal must molt, leaving it vulnerable
Provides good protection

28
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Endoskeleton

A

Provides support

Allows the rest of the body to grow together

29
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Osteoporosis

A

Loss of bone density

30
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Joints

A

Where two or more bones come together

31
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Ligaments

A

Hold bones together at joints

32
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Tendons

A

Join muscles to bone

33
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Flexor

A

The muscle that bends the joint

34
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Extensor

A

The muscle that straightens the joint

35
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Gap junctions

A

Connect the cardiac cells together

Allow the free flow of ions

36
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Striated

A

Stripes
Skeletal muscles
In the sarcomeres

37
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Sarcomere

A

Smallest unit of contraction

Found in skeletal muscles

38
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Z line

A

Beginning to end of sarcomere

39
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A band

A

Length of thick filament + overlap

40
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H zone

A

Length of thick filament without overlap

41
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I band

A

Thin filament only

42
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M band

A

“midline”

Lind down the center

43
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DHP receptor

A

44
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Ryanodine receptor

A