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Myosin is a protein that
produces force that convert chemical potential into forces.
muscles are made of billions of contractile bundles
that made of thick and thin filament which pack tightly together to form sarcomi which hundreds of thousand of it make myofibril that make up muscle cell that make bundle of muscle fibers thatmake up muscle group.
Sacromeres are the basic
unit of the slding filament theory
contraction is fast
only 50ms for type-II fiber
5-10 ms: latent period" between siganl from brain and start of contraction
40-45 ms: contraction phases" from fully elongated to fully contracted.
New ATP binding releases
myosin from the actin filament, the myosin is transferred to different affinity to actin.
Myosin head binds actin filament for a very short time
Failure of myosin to detach n the absence of ATP cause
Rigor Mortis. ( example of the chicken wing)
Muscle
become meat when enter this state
The power stroke is understood at atomic resolution
the neck domain determined the swing of myosin which suggest that it might act as a level arm.
The neck domain of myosin acts
as a lever arm
Muscle faces 3 design challenge
1 prevent continuous contraction
The structure of sarcomeres is set by
nebulin , titin and capping proteins
Nebulin acts as
a ruler for the length of the thin filament
Titin
gigantic protein
How to prevent contacrtion ?
tropomyosin blocks the binding site for myosin on the actin filament.
Motor neuro stimulation cause a
rapid concentration of rapid spike in calcium in muscle fibers
The sarcoplasmic
reticulum is a calcium storing organelle
Muscle contraction is stimulated by the
presence of calcium.
Troponin binds calcium and
pulls tropomyosin out of the way.