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What helps supplies energy for the regeneration of ATP?

Creatine Phosphate

Skeletal Muscles are responsible for moving __


__

The Body

Muscles are made of idv. Fibers (Not Filaments) called

MyoFibrils

Connective Tissue that surrounds Fascicles is __

Fascia

Poisons such as botulism that prevents release of acetylocholine would cause muscles to __

Relax

Types Of Muscles:


- Primarily Voluntary __


- Makes up Heart __


- Found in digst. Tract __

Skeletal


Cardiac


Smooth

What Neurotransmitter is associated within Muscles __

Acetylocholine

What Cell Organelle provides ATP needed for muscle activity?

Mitochondria

What's the connection between the Motor Neuron & The Muscle Fiber

They Make up the (Motor unit) Neuromuscular Junction

Hypertrophy is?

Building of Muscle

Atrophy is?

Weakening of Muscle

Person who has a disease that inhibits production of Cholinesterase would have what Symptoms?

Uncontrollable Contractons

Cholinesterase is an enzyme that breaks down __

Acetylcholine

In a Sarcomere the I Band is made of __



The A Band is made of __

Actin



Myosin

Dark & Light fibers of Muscles give them a __ appearance

Striated

Energy Source for Muscle Contraction is __

ATP

Vesicles in the motor neuron store what substance?

Neurotransmitter

When recruitment occurs The # of Motor Units being activated is __

Increased

Sustained contraction of indv. Fibers even W/ muscle is at rest is known as __ __

Muscle Tone


Immovable ends of the Muscle is the __

Tendons

Muscle Fatigue is likely due to buildup of __ Acid

Lactic

A Sarcomere is defined as the region between 2 __ Lines

Z

Condition where a body becomes stiff after death is called __



HINT: A Spell

Rigormortis

When ATP has been used, it becomes __

ADP

What is ATP__



What is ADP__

Adenosine Triphosphate



Adenosine Diphosphate

Sliding Filament Theory involves 5 diff Molecules:



*MAATT

Myosin


Actin


ATP


Troponin


Tropomyosin

What is a Motor Unit?

W/ A muscle fiber & Motor Neuron come together


Myofibrils are composed of __

Myofilaments

Muscle Fiber Membrane is specialized to form a __ __ __ at the Neuromuscular Junction

Motor End Plate

Which Type Of Connective Tissue Surrounds Fascicles (Bundles) __

Perimysium

What Type Of Tissues Surrounds the entire muscle __

Epimysium

Substance That Crosses gap between a Neuron & a Muscle Fiber is the __

Acetochyoline

Tendons connect __ to __

Muscle to Bone

Bundles Of Muscular Fibers __

Fascicles

What Chemical helps regenerate ATP

Creatine Phosphate

What model explains how Muscles Contract?



__ __ __

Sliding Filament Theory

Sliding Filament Theory Steps:

1: Acetylcholine crosses gap at Neuromuscular Junction


2: Calcium is released into Sarcoplasm


3: Actin & Myosin form links


4: Myosin cross-bridges pull Actin filaments inward

A Bands are __



I Bands are __

Dark



Light

muscle Fiber Membrane is called the __lema

Sarco



= Sarcolema

Transport network of the muscle is called the __ __

Sarcoplasm Reticulum

The Epimysium is the __ layer

Outer

The Perimysium __ & __ fascicles (Bundles of Muscle Fibers)

Separates & Surrounds

The Endomysium surrounds each indv. __ __

Muscle Fiber

__ Is what activates the muscle

Acetylcholine

Within the Sliding Filament Theory contraction of a muscle happens as the __ filament slides past the __ filament

Thin



Thick

25% of energy made in Cellular Respiration is used in metabolic proc. the rest is the form of __

Heat

Creatine Phosphate increases regeneration of __

ATP