muscles and histo features Flashcards

1
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functional unit of muscle

A

myofiber/myocyte

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2
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types of myofiber

A

smooth
striated (skeletal, cardiac)

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3
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skeletal muscle features

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voluntary, striated somatic

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4
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smooth muscle features

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involuntary, nonstriated, visceral

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5
Q

multiple muscle fibers are a

A

fascicle

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6
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multiple fascicles are

A

single muscle

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7
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what holds the fascicles together

A

collagenous CT

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8
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what CT surrounds a muscle fiber

A

endomysium

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9
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what CT surrounds fascicle

A

perimysium

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10
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what CT surrounds whole muscle

A

epimysium

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11
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each muscle fiber cell/myocyte is comprised of

A

myofibril

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12
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myofibril contains

A

myofilaments

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13
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what do myofilaments do

A

generate contractile force

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14
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what is a sarcomere

A

areas along a myofibril where contractile proteins overlap

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15
Q

what are the contractile proteins/myofilaments

A

actin (thin)
myosin (thick)

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16
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muscles contracting is what:

A

contraction of sarcomeres

17
Q

I band

A

light, only actin

18
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H band

A

myosin only

19
Q

A band

A

dark, actin and myosin

20
Q

bands are

A

myofilaments , either light areas or dark (overlap)

21
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discs or lines are

A

regions where they are anchored in a myofibril

22
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Z line

A

actin anchor

23
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M line

A

myosin anchor

24
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sarcomere is what line to what

A

Z line to Z line

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as a sarcomere shortens, what happens to the bands
I band shrinks A band remains constant
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during contraction, what happens to myofilaments
myofilaments dont shorten, just pull Z lines closer by sliding actin over myosin
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where does smooth muscle reside
walls of tubular organs, ciliary muscles of eye, glands, hair follicles
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smooth muscle contraction is specialized for
continuous contraction at low force
29
smooth muscle histologically looks:
elongated, spindle shaped cells with no striations and single central nucleus surrounding network of collagen fusiform shape
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do smooth muscle fibers have CT wrapping
no
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what is smooth muscle fiber and fasciculi surrounded by
network of collagenous tissue
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what is the functional contractile unit of smooth muscles
fascicles
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what is the functional contractile unit of skeletal muscle
myocyte / muscle fiber
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how are myofilaments arranged in smooth muscle
criss cross pattern throughout cell and inserts on dense bodies
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during contraction of smooth muscle, what happens to the cell shape
elongated slender resting state into globular conformation
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how do smooth muscle cells coordinate contraction with adjacent muscle fibers
gap junction
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histological appearance of skeletal muscle
large, elongated multinucleated cells multiple peripherally situated nuclei arranged in fascicles cross striations
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cardiac muscle histological appearance
elongated branching cells joined by intercalated discs usually single central nucleus branching interconnected cells cross striations dur to myofibrils