chapter 9 part 1 Flashcards

1
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smooth muscle

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-involuntary
-pushes fluid through the digestive tract and the urinary tract (from kidney to bladder)

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2
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properties of muscle tissue

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-excitablility
-contractibility
-extensibility
-elasticity

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3
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excitability

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response to stimuli

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4
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extensibility

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contract with resting

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5
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skeletal muscle

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-voluntary
-causes movement by pulling tendons
-posture
-support
-regulation (pee and vomit)
-BODY TEMP

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6
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microscopic muscle anatomy

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microfibrils, myofilaments, sacromeres

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7
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epimysium

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tissue around entire muscle
-it is a connective tissue

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8
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perimysium

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tissue dividing muscle into fascicles (fiber bundles)

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9
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fascicle

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fiber bundle

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10
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endomyseum

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tissue surrounding individual fiber
-has blood vessels that make coiled networks that are used for flexion and extension

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11
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tendons

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connect muscle and bone

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12
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aponeuroses

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connect muscle to muscle

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13
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motor end plate

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neuromuscular junction
-where the nerve and muscle meet

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14
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sarcolemma

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plasma membrane of muscle fiber (has nucleus!!!)

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15
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sarcoplasm

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cytosol of muscle cell (where the myofibrils are!!!!!!)

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16
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myoblasts

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they fuse and become immature fiber that will later become a myosatellite cell

17
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myosatellite

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repairs damaged muscle

18
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myofibrils cause?

A

muscle contractions

19
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myofibrils are located on?

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the ends of muscle on sarcolemma

20
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myofibrils are surrounded by?

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sarcoplasmic reticulum

21
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sarcoplasmic reticulum

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-filled w calcium
-part of excitation/ contraction

22
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what are myofibrils made of?

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myofilaments

23
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what are myofilaments made of?

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actin (thin) and myosin (thick)

24
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myofilaments

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runs parallel to long axis of the cell

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myosin and actin
are arranged in sacromeres
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sacromere
functioning unit of muscle cell -their A bands overlapping is what causes striations
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actin
-filaments do not touch -made of g actin molecules -bind with myosin cross bridges -binding sites are covered by tropomyosin when RELAXED -tropomyosin is held in place by troponin
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troponin
needs to bind with calcium to move and expose tropomyosin/ active site
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organizational order
fascicle -> fiber -> myofibril -> myofilament -> actin and myosin
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myosin
-made of elongated tail and globular head -STATIONARY molecule -protein forms M line -core of tinin connects z line both hold it in place as stationary -the head binds to the active site of actin and pulls so the head will bend -need calcium ions and ATP for contraction
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contraction
-muscles get shorter -H and L bands get smaller -sliding filament theory