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BIO201 - Ch 9 - Muscles & Muscle Tissue - Marieb/Hoehn - RioSalado - AZ

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show Nearly half  
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show Ability to change ATP into directed mechanical energy.  
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There are __ types of muscle tissue. Name them.   show
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Origin   show
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show Other side of muscle attached to bone that moves most.  
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show Working together.  
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show Works in opposition.  
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show Globular protein that can contract.  
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show Protein with two heads & a tail.  
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Skeletal & smooth muscle cells - not cardiac - are elongated & called __.   show
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Muscle contraction depends on two kinds of __.   show
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Meaning of prvixes "myo" or "mys".   show
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Meaning of prefix "sarco"   show
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show Plasma membrane of muscle fibers.  
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Sarcoplasm   show
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Organs that attach to & cover bony skeleton.   show
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Longest muscle cells.   show
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show Skeletal, striated, & voluntary.  
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Which muscle can contract rapidly, but tires easily?   show
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show Cardiac, striated, involuntary.  
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What usually sets the steady rate of heart beats?   show
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show Neural controls  
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show Force fluids & etc through body channels.  
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Keywords for smooth muscles?   show
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show Smooth muscle tissue.  
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show Excitability, responsiveness, contractility, extensibility & elasticity.  
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show Ability to receive & respond to a stimulus.  
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Give an example of excitability.   show
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Which function characteristic sets muscle apart from all other tissue types?   show
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show The ability to be stretched or extended.  
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4 important functions performed by muscles.   show
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When do muscles generate heat?   show
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show They form valves to regulate substance passage.  
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show By enclosure.  
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List the 6 levels of organization of skeletal muscles.   show
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Each skeletal muscle is a descrete __.   show
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In general, each muscle is served by __.   show
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show Nerve ending that controls its activity.  
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Individual muscle fibers are wrapped & held together by several different __.   show
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What prevents bulging muscles from bursting during exceptionally strong contractions?   show
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Endomysium surrounds what?   show
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show Areolar & reticular fibers.  
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Endomysium-wrapped muscle fibers are grouped into __.   show
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What fibrous CT surrounds each fascicle?   show
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show Whole muscle.  
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show A dense "overcoat" of dense, irregular CT surrounding whole muscle.  
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Epimysium sometimes blends with what?   show
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When muscle fibers contract, they pull on __ which transmits pulling force to the bone to be moved.   show
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What are the "series elastic components?"   show
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show Bundled myosin molecules.  
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show Actin molecules.  
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show Elastic filaments.  
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Which molecule of the myofilament has "heads"?   show
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What is a segment of a myofibril called?   show
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What is the contractile unit of a muscle?   show
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A myofibril or "fibril" is composed of ?   show
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Complex organelle composed of myofilament bundles.   show
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show Muscle fiber.  
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show Endomysium.  
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show A fascile.  
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Consists of hundreds to thousands of muscle cells.   show
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show Proximal  
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Muscle attachments may be __ or __.   show
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show The muscle epimysium is fused to the periosteum of bone or perichondrium of cartilage.  
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In indirect attachments __.   show
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show CT covering bone or cartilage or fascia of other muscles.  
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Which type of muscle attachment is more common & why?   show
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show Space  
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Compared to other cells, the diameter of a muscle cell is __ larger.   show
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Each muscle cell is produced by the fusion of __.   show
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The sarcoplasm of muscle fiber contains unusual amounts of __.   show
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Myoglobin   show
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Each muscle fiber contains 100-1000's of rod-like __.   show
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show 80%  
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show Dark A bands & light I bands.  
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show Helle - "bright" zone - lighter stripe in middle of A band.  
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show "Middle" line - a dark line that bisects H zone.  
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Z line or Z disc   show
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show Sarcomeres.  
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show Thick  
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show Thin  
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show Orderly arrangement of myofilaments.  
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The Z disc is composed largely of __.   show
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show Intermediate (desmin) filaments at Z disc.  
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The H zone of A band appear less dense why?   show
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The M line in center of H zone is darker why?   show
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Myofilaments are connected to sarcolemma at __ & the __.   show
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show 6 thin filaments.  
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show Three thick filaments.  
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Each mysoin molecule has __.   show
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Each myosin tail consists of __.   show
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show Thick & thin filaments together - crossbridges.  
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During contraction, globular heads __ around their point of attachment.   show
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Cross bridges act as __ to generate tension.   show
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Each thick filament contains about __ myosin molecules.   show
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show Tropmyosin Molecules  
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The heads of myosin contain __ enzymes.   show
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show Globular (G) actin, Fibrous (F) actin.  
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show Tropomyosin  
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__ is a 3-polypeptide complex involved in myosin-actin contraction interactions.   show
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The elastic filament is made of the protein __.   show
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Which filament holds the thick filament in place & assists muscle cell to spring back into shape?   show
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Sliding filament model   show
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show (1) Dephosphorylation of creatine phosphate,(2) glycolysis, (3) aerobic respiration.  
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Sarcoplasmic Reticulum (SR)   show
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T tubules   show
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T tubules occur where?   show
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show Titin  
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show The giant protein titin.  
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What protein links the thin filaments to the integral proteins of the sarcolemma?   show
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show The sarcoplasmic reticulum & T tubules.  
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The perpendicular cross channels of the SR are __.   show
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The major role of the SR is to __.   show
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show Structure formed by a T tubule w/a SR cisterna on either side. They form the excitation-contraction coupling.  
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show Terminal cisterna, T tubule, Terminal cisterna  
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show Nerve-initiated electrical impulses that travel along the sarcolemma.  
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T tubules are continuations of the __.   show
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T tubules conduct impulses to the __ & to every __.   show
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show Contracts  
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show DHP receptors  
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DHP receptors act as __.   show
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show Form channels so Ca 2+ can be released from SR cisternae.  
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Contraction refers to __.   show
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Shortening occurs when __ generated by cross bridges exceeds the __.   show
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In relaxed muscle fiber, thin-thick overlap is minimal & occurs __.   show
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show Myosin heads/myosin binding sites on actin.  
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show Toward  
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show H zone  
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Which bands do not change their length during contraction?   show
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show SR - it is a Ca storage depot.  
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show Sarcolemma - causes rise in Ca ion levels.  
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Somatic motor neurons activate __.   show
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Ending of motor neuron axon forms curling branches w/muscle fiber & is called __   show
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As a rule, each muscle has only one __ located midway along the fiber's length.   show
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The __ is teh space separating the axon terminal & muscle fiber.   show
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__ are small sacs at axon terminals that contain acetylcholine.   show
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The __ or junctional folds in the sarcolemma help form neuromuscular junctions & provide large surface area for ACh receptors.   show
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ACh receptors are located where?   show
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What happens when impulse reaches end of axon?   show
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show Release of ACh into synaptic cleft by exocytosis.  
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show Sarcolemma, where the receptors are.  
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show Destruction of ACh by acetylocholinesterase enzyme.  
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show ACh receptors - muscle weakness.  
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show Invaginations  
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show Chemically (ligand) gated ion channes. - Both Na+ & K+  
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show When interior of sarcolemma becomes slightly less negative as Na+ & K+ diffuse out.  
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show Local depolarization  
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3 Steps of action potential across sarcolemma   show
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show Repolarization  
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During repolarization, muscle fiber is said to be in __.   show
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