Muscle Flashcards

(69 cards)

1
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_____ contain sarcomeres

A

Myofibrils

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_____ is a bundle of myofibrils

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Muscle cell/fiber

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3
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Endomysium surrounds?

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Muscle fiber

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4
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____ is a bundle of muscle fibers

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Muscle fasciculus

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5
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Perimysium surrounds?

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Muscle fasciuli

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6
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Epimysium surrounds?

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Whole muscle

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7
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__% of nerve fibers are efferent and __% are afferent

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60% efferent, 40% afferent

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Efferent nerve fibers in muscle are called?

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Alpha motor neurons

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9
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Role of alpha motor neurons

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Carry info into muscle

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10
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Afferent nerve fibers are associated with?

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  1. Mechanoreceptors

2. Chemoreceptors

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11
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A triad is made of?

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Cisternae + t-tubule + cisternae

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12
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Cisternae is associated with?

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Calcium release

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13
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Cisternae is located between?

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Longitudinal or light SR

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14
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What is calsequestrin?

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Binding protein which reduces gradient

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15
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Calsequestrin plays a role in?

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Ca reuptake

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16
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What is DHP?

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T-tubule protein similar to voltage-sensitive Ca channel

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17
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What is ryanodine?

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Functional Ca release channel

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18
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Sarcomere is defined from?

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Z line to Z line

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19
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H zone during contraction

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Gets smaller

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20
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I band during contraction

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Gets smaller

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21
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Actin are _____ filaments

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Thin

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22
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Myosin are _____ filaments

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Thick

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23
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Which filaments make up A band?

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Myosin

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24
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A band during contraction

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Does not change length

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What is the A band?
Length of the myosin
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What is the H zone?
Length between actin filaments
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What is the I band?
Distance between 2 discrete myosin filaments
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2 types of myosin
1. Light meromyosin | 2. Heavy meromyosin
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Hinge region is located between?
Light and heavy meromyosin
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Hing region is active in?
Coupling chemical to mechanical energy
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Myosin ATPase is located on?
Myosin head
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2 isoenzymes of myosin ATPase
1. Fast | 2. Slow
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Fast twitch fibers are used for?
Locomotion
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Slow twitch fibers are used for?
Posture
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2 enzymes located in M-line
1. Creatine phosphokinase (CPK) | 2. Myokinase
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CPK catalyzes what reaction?
ADP + CrP → ATP + Cr
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Myokinase catalyzes what reaction?
ADP + ADP → ATP + AMP
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Tropomyosin plays what type of role?
Regulatory
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2 proteins on actin
1. Tropomyosin | 2. Troponin
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Major protein of Z-line
Alpha-actinin
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3 types of troponin
1. TN-I 2. TN-C 3. TN-T
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TN-I function
Inhibits active binding site
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TN-C function
Contains Ca binding site
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TN-T function
Binds to tropomyosin
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Z-line during contraction
Gets shorter
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l(0) is?
Optimal length (Z-line to Z-line)
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Ideal l(0)
2.0-2.2 um
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1 myosin filament interacts with ___ actin filaments
6
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Titin function
Acts like anchor/spring to keep myosin filaments in place
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Nebulin function
Molecular ruler in assembly of actin
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Dystrophin function
Anchors contractile proteins to cellular membrane
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alpha-actinin function
Located in Z-line and connects actin filaments together
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Motor unit
Innervates one or more m. fibers
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All m. fibers connected to motor unit have same?
Contractile and metabolic properties
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Synaptic cleft is how wide?
50 nm
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Acetylcholinesterase functions
Cleaves Ach for reuptake into presynaptic cell
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When Ach binds to motor end plate, what happens?
1. Na+ influx via gated ion chanel 2. Depolarization (end plate potential) 3. EEP comes out of cleft → starts AP across cell membrane
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Chemoreceptors are Group ___
Group IV
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Chemoreceptors sense?
[H+], K+, Pi
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3 types of mechanoreceptors
1. Muscle spindles 2. Golgi tendon organs 3. Group III
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I(a) fibers aka?
Muscle spindles
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I(b) fibers aka?
Golgi tendon organs
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Group III fiber myelination
Thinly myelinated
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GTO activation
Inhibits alpha-motor neuron output
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Muscle spindles run parallel with?
Extrafusal fibers
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Primary annulospiral ending function
Quick responders to changes in muscle length (dynamic)
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Secondary flower-spray ending function
Tonic input to m. length (static)
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Gamma efferents stimulate intrafiusal fibers to?
Contract
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Alpha-motor neuron stimulates intrafusal fibers to/
Contract