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type 1 muscle



type 2 muscle

red slow



white fast

what happens after one motor unit axon is cleaved in chronic neurogenic atrophy

collateral axon sprouting from another neuron can take over forming giant motor units with fiber type grouping

for neurogenic atrophy what does early give



chronic



late

small angular, both fibers involved



large units, fiber grouping



loss of large units -> grouped atrophy

what is the microscopic appearance of myasthenia graves

simplified postsynaptic folds, compensatory proliferation of presynaptic vesicles

what are some general myopathic changes

nuclei internalized



more endomysium



vacuolation

what is difference in dystrophinopathies and channelopathies

dystrophinopathies - duchess and Becker ect effecting dystrophin-glycoprotein complex



channelopaties - metabolic like storage diseases or mt diseases

what is type 2 atrophy seen with



ATPase strain shows what

disuse, chronic disesae, cachexia, corticosteriods



selective atrophy of type 2 fibers

what is inclusion body myositis



what is rod body myositis plaques made of

degernative steroid resistant myopathy with rimmed vacuoles not caused by virus



z band like material

what will duchenne show on microscope

endomysial fibrosis and fiber rounding, variation in fiber size, and small blue fibers - regeneration

congenital myopathies are fixed with weakness at birth and non progressive but what are three types

central core - light core of fibers



rod body - nemaline - em micrograph shows large dark elongate bodies about size of sarcomere



centronuclear - many fibers with nucleus in center of cell

what does botox stop



what will an atrophic fiber be shaped as



why do ragged red fibers look so



where are the damaged fibers in dermatomyo

synaptic nt vesicle fusion



angeled do to pressure from other fibers



compensatory mt proliferation



near the inflamed perimesium