muscle contraction Flashcards

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1
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three types of muscle

A

smooth
cardiac
skeletal

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2
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smooth muscle

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contracts without conscious control

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3
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cardiac muscle

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contracts without conscious control but only found in the heart

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4
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skeletal muscle

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type of muscle you use to move

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5
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role of skeletal muscle

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pairs of skeletal muscles contract and relax to move bones at a joint
- act as levers as they are incompressible

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6
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what are muscles working together to move a bone called

A

anatagonistic pairs

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7
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what is the contracting muscle

A

agonist

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8
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what is the relaxing muscle

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anatagonist

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9
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what is the cell membrane of the muscle fibres

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sarcolemma

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11
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muscle cells cytoplasm

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sarcoplasm

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12
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what do t tububles do

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spread electrical impulses throughout the sarcoplasm so they reach all parts of the muscle fibre

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13
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what is the sarcoplasmic reticulum

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network of internal membranes that run through the sarcoplasm

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14
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sarcopladmic reticukum role

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stores and releases calcium ions that are needed for muscle contraction

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15
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what are myofibrils

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made up of proteins and are highly specialised for contraction
- organelles

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16
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what are thick myofilaments made of

17
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what are the thin myofilamnets

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what do dark bands contain / A BANDS

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thick myosin filaments with some overlapping thin actin filaments

19
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what do i bands contain

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only thing actin filaments

20
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what is a z line

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whole sarconere

21
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what is a sarcomere

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short unit myofribtils are made up of

22
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m line

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middle of each sarconere
- middle of myosin filaments

23
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h zone

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only has myosin filaments

24
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what happens at the m like and h zone

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myosin and actin slide over eachother to make the sarcomere contract > myofibrils and muscle fibres contract > sarcomere returns to their original length

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what happens to a bands in sliding filament
stay the same
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what happens to i bands in sliding filament
shorter
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what happens to h zone in sliding filaments
shorter
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what happens to z like
closer together > sarcomere get shorter
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why do myosin filaments have hinged globular head s
so they can move back and forth
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what do myosin filaments have
actin binding site atp binding site
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what do actin filaments have
actin myosin binding sites
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what does tropomyson do
helps myofilanets move past eachother
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where is tropomyosin
between actin filaments
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