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1
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3 components of carcass

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Muscle
Bone
Fat

2
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Skeletal muscle is how much of carcass weight

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35-65%

3
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What kind of muscle has a striated banding pattern

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Skeletal muscle

Transverse banding pattern

4
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Blood vessels and intestines

Involuntary

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Smooth muscle

5
Q

Striated

Involuntary

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Cardiac muscle

6
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What muscle is attached directly or indirectly to bones by ligaments, fascia, cartilage, skin

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Skeletal muscle

7
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Skeletal muscle specialized for:

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Shapes, sizes, and characteristics based on functions

8
Q

Connective tissue sheath

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Epimysium

9
Q

Extends into the interior of the muscle

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Perimysium

10
Q

Nerve fibers and blood vessels enter and exit muscle through what connective tissues

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Epimysium and perimysium

11
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Muscle fiber=myofiber=muscle cell

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Make up 79-92% total muscle

12
Q

Remaking muscle volume

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Connective tissue
Blood vessels
Nerve fibers
Extra cellular fluid (outside muscle)

13
Q

Mammalian and again muscle fibers

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Long
Threadlike 
Multinucleated 
Unbranched
Taper on each end
14
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Cell membrane surrounding a muscle fiber

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Sarcolemma

15
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Sarcolema is composed of

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Protein and lipid
Bilayer phospholipid cell membrane
Cholesterol

16
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Elastic and can endure great distortion during contraction, relaxation, and stretching

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Sarcolema

17
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Invaginations of the sarcolemma

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Transverse tubules

18
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Myoneural junction

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Termination of motor nerve fiber endings on sarcolemma

19
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Motor end plate

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Small raised mound on the muscle formed by structures on the myoneural junction junction

20
Q

Special to muscles
Cytoplasm of muscle cells
Contains organelles and inclusions
Made mostly of water

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Sarcoplasm

21
Q

Multinucleated
# of nuclei related to fiber length
Nuclei higher in the vicinity of motor end plate and tendinous attachment

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Skeletal muscle fibers

22
Q

Mammalian myofibers

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Nuclei beneath sarcolemma

23
Q

Ellipsodial shape and long axis parallel to fiber

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Nuclei

24
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Organelle unique to muscle tissue 
Long thin rods
Long axis parallel to muscle fiber
Extend length of muscle 
Bathed in sarcoplasm
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Myofibril

25
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Two filaments in myofibrils

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Thick and thin myofilaments

26
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Thick myofilament

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Myosin

27
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Thin myofilaments

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F-actin

28
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Thick filament surrounded by how many thin filaments

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6

29
Q

Singly refractive when viewed with polarized light

Isotropic

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I-band

30
Q

Double refractive
Anisotropic
Dense

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A-band

31
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Isotropic
Thin filament
Actin only

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I band

32
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Anisotropic
Thick filaments
Myosin and actin

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A band

33
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Proteins holding the myofilaments in 3 dimensional array

Actin filament

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Z disk

34
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Extends from z line to z line

Contracting unit

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Sarcomere

35
Q

Myofibril within 2 z disks
Repeating structural unit
Contractile unit

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Sarcomere

36
Q

H band contains

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Myosin

37
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Myosin

Constitute a band of sarcomere

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Thick filament

38
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Constitute I band of sarcomere
Actin filaments
Extend into a band

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Thin filaments

39
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Actin filaments connect to how many z filaments

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4

40
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How many proteins associated with myofibril

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20

41
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6 proteins of total myofibrillar protein

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Myosin
Actin
Titin
Tropomyosin
Troponin
Nebulin
42
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Actin and myosin

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Contractile

43
Q

Tropomyosin and troponin

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Regulatory

Regulate actin and myosin

44
Q

Titin and nebulin

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Cytoskeketal

45
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20% myofibrillar proteins

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Actin

46
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Globular (spherical)

Monomeric form actin

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G-actin

47
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Fibrous actin

Pearl necklace

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F-actin

48
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Long fibrous protein
45% myofibrillar protein
Elongated rod shape

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Myosin

49
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Myosin heads functionally active surges of thick filaments form

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Cross bridges with actin filaments

50
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Myosin heads attach to g-actin molecules

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Muscle contraction

51
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5% myofibrillar protein
In the groove
Close contact with actin

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Tropomyosin

52
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5% myofibrillar protein
Troponin complex
Three blocking proteins

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Troponin

53
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Most active protein

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Myosin

54
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Largest protein
Most abundant
Binds to the outside shaft of thick filaments and protein (c protein)

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Titin

55
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May anchor actin to z disk

Extends longitudinally along entire thin filament

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Nebulin

56
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7 bands encircle thick filament on both sides of H zone

A

C protein

57
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Endoplasmic reticulum equivalent of other cells

Membranous system of rubles and cisternae

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Sarcoplasmic reticulum

58
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Relatively thin tubules
Form a fenestrated collar
Form terminal cisternae
Longitudinal tubules extend both directions

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Sarcoplasmic reticulum

59
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Run transversely across sarcomere
A-I band junction
Encircles myofibril

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T tubules

60
Q

Oblong organelles located in sarcoplasm
Powerhouse of cell
Capture energy

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Mitochondria

61
Q

Small vesicles in sarcoplasm
Contain enzymes
Cathepsins

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Lysosomes

62
Q

Near nuclei

Located in sarcoplasm

A

Golgi complex

63
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Walls of arteries and lymph vessels
Reproductive tract
Communication

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Smooth muscle

64
Q

Rhythmic contractile
Centrally located nucleus
Contains glycogen granules
Mitochondria are large and numerous

A

Cardiac muscle

65
Q

SR less developed

Not organized

A

Cardiac muscle

66
Q

Transect the fiber
Provides link among fibers of myocardium
Facilitate contractile force

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Intercalated disks

67
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Molecular, biochemical,morphological events occur during muscle fibers
Hormone control

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Myogenesis

68
Q

Muscle precursor cells

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Myoblasts

69
Q

Myoblasts fuse and donate nuclei to single immature muscle fiber

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Myotubes

70
Q

Contributes least out of tissue types
Forms lining covers the surface of the body and organs
Classified by cell shape and number

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Epithelial tissues

71
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Protection, secretion, excretion, transport, absorption, sense perception

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Epithelial tissues

72
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central nervous system

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Central consists of brain and spinal cord

73
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Peripheral

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Nerve fibers in other parts of the body

74
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BSE

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Bovine spongiform encephalopathy

75
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Bulk of nervous tissue

Consists of polyhedral shaped cells and long cylindrical structure called axon

A

Neuron

76
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Encased within neuron

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Neuroplasm (cytoplasm)

77
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Branched structures that radiate from a centrally placed nucleus within neuroplasm

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Dendrites

78
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Groups of neuronal axons

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Nerve fibers

79
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Groups of fibers

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Nerve trunks

80
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Nerve impulse

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Depolarization of cell membrane

81
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Formed when an axon ending of one cell interdigItatesnwith dendrite of another cell

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Synapses

82
Q

Large fibers enveloped in myelin sheaths

Small fibers devoid myelin sheath

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Schwan cells

83
Q

Serves as barrier against infective agents and important in wound healing

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Connective tissue

84
Q

Specialized connective tissue of fat storage cells

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Adipose tissue

85
Q

Structureless mass called ground substance plus embedded cell dabs extra cellular fibers

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Collagen and elastin

86
Q

Most abundant tissue in body

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Connective tissue

87
Q

Protein attached to a sugar

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Glycoproteins

88
Q

Large molecules composed of core protein with attached glucosaminoglycans

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Proteoglycans

89
Q

Collagen

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Tropocollagen

90
Q

Elastin

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Tropoelastin

91
Q

Hyaluronic acid and chondrotin sulfates

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Lubricate intercellular cementing substances and structural matter

92
Q

Dense irregular connective tissue

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Fibers are densely interwoven but in random arrangement

93
Q

Dense regular connective tissue

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Fibers arranged in bundles parallel to each other

94
Q

Most abundant protein in body

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Collagen

95
Q

Most abundant amino acid in collagen and compose 33% of amino acid

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Glycine

96
Q

Another 33% of amino acids

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Hydroxyproline and proline

97
Q

Structural unit of collagen fibril

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Tropocollagen

98
Q

Less abundant connective tissue protein

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Elastin

99
Q

Rubbery protein

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Elastin

100
Q

Large cable like strand of elastin fibers

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Cervical ligament

Ligamentum nuchae

101
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HRI

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