muscles Flashcards

1
Q

what makes up muscle fibre

A

myofibril

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2
Q

what makes up one myofibril

A

thick myosin filament (CROSS BRIDEGS)

thin actin filament

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3
Q

what happens when myosin filaments bind to ATP

A

it causes the cross bridges to detach from the actin filaments

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4
Q

what is tropomyosin

A

it partially covers the binding site

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5
Q

what is troponin

A

keeps the tropomyosin in place - COOPERATIVE BLOCK

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6
Q

what binds to troponin

what happens

A

calcium

troponin alters shape and pulls away tropomyosin

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7
Q

where is the calcium delease from

A

sarcoplasmic reticulum (lateral sac)

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8
Q

what is the force exerted by muscle

A

tension

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9
Q

force exerted on muscle

A

load

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10
Q

what is the result of repeated muscle stimulus

A

muscle fatigue

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11
Q

what happens when there is a muscle stmuuls

A

there is tetanus

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12
Q

what are the two types of muscle fibre

A

FAST and SLOW

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13
Q

what happens in fast muscle fibres

A

myosin has high ATPase activity

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14
Q

what happens in slow muscle fibres

A

has low ATPase activity

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15
Q

as the load increases…

A

the number of activacted motor units increases

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16
Q

what is tone

A

the basal level of Ca in smooth muscle to maintain a constant tension