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Muscle hierarchy

Muscles made up of muscle fibers


Muscle fibers made of myofibrils


Myofibrils made of thin and thick filaments

Line that lacks thick filaments during muscle relaxation

Z line


Line that lacks thin microfilaments during muscle relaxation

M line

Sarcomere

Repeating muscle unit

My muscle is striated

Dark bands are thick filaments


Thin bands are thin filaments

Filaments during muscle contractions

Thin and thick microfilaments stay the same length

Parts of myosin molecule

Tail region


Head region


Tail region of myosin

Adheres to other myosin molecules

Head region of myosin

Binds ATP


Thin microfilaments

Made of 2 chains of actin with myosin binding sites

Muscle contraction with myosin

Myosin head binds to actin binding sites and ATP is dephosphorylated


Cross-bridge formed


ADP + P is released


Thin filament moves toward center of sarcomere


New ATP binds cross-bridge is broken


Repeat

Sarcomere at rest

Tropomyosin covers myosin-binding sites on actin filaments

Calcium during muscle contraction

Increased Calcium present in cytosol


Ca binds to troponin


Tropomyosin shifts to expose myosin-binding sites on actin

Sarcoplasmic reticulum

Stores calcium in T tubule

ACh

Acetylcholin


Binds to specific receptors


Causes initiation of action potentials (depolarization)

Motor unit

A single motor neuron and all muscle fibers it controls


Each fiber is controlled by only 1 motor neuron

Strength of contraction depends on

Number of units activated

Tetanus

Sustained contraction

Tetanus is caused by

Series of action potentials at high frequency

Antagonistic pairs

Muscles that work together to move body parts back and forth


One relaxes while one contracts

Types of muscle fibers

Oxidative fibers


Glycolytic fibers


Fast-Twitch


Slow-Twitch

Why oxidative fibers are dark meat

Has more myoglobin, which is brownish

Amount of ATP in aerobic respiration

30-32

Aerobic respiration

Uses all steps of glycolysis

Metabolism in fast-twitch

Oxidative or glycolytic

Metabolism in slow-twitch

Only oxidative

Mitochondria in slow-oxidative

Many

Mitochondria in fast-oxidative

Many

Mitochondria in fast-glycolytic

Few

Myoglobin content in slow-oxidative

High

Myoglobin content in fast-oxidative

High

Myoglobin content in fast-glycolytic

Low

Contraction velocity in slow-oxidative

Slow

Contraction velocity in fast-oxidative

Fast

Contraction velocity in fast-glycolytic

Fast

Fatigue rate in slow-oxidative

Slow

Fatigue rate in fast-oxidative

Intermediate

Fatigue rate in fast-glycolytic

Fast

Muscle fiber diameter in slow-oxidative

Small

Muscle fiber diameter in fast-oxidative

Intermediate

Muscle fiber diameter in fast-glycolytic

Large

Other types of muscle

Cardiac


Smooth/visceral