Muscle hierarchy Structure Flashcards

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What are the three types of muscle tissue?

A

Skeletal muscle tissue (striated)
Cardiac muscle tissue (striated)
Smooth muscle tissue (non striated)

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2
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Skeletal muscle is organised meaning…

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each level of organisation is dependant on the structure below it

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3
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Describe the hierarchy of skeletal tissue bottom to top.

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Filament - Myofibril - muscle fiber (muscle cell) - Fasicle - Skeletal Muscle

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4
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Myofibril is composed of thick and thin filaments arranged in a 3D way. What protein’s make up thick and thin filaments?

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Thin filaments - Actin

Thick Filaments- Myosin

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5
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What is a sacromere?

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Basic unit of contractile muscle fibre

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6
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Describe the arrangement of thick and thin filaments and the appropriate zones.

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Z line - attachment point for thin filaments
I band - Actin filaments only
M line - attachment point for myosin filaments
H zone - myosin filaments only
A band - area of overlap for thin and thick filaments

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7
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Describe the essential basics of Skeletal muscle?

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Cylindrical, multinucleate, started, voluntary

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