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Cardiac muscles fibers are small, ___ cells and has ___. Adjacent fibers are connected at their ends by junctions (dark zigzagged line) called ____


Each fiber has a oval euchromatic nucleus in the __ of the cell.

branched


striations


intercalated disc


center

What are the similarites of cardiac muscles and skeletal muscles?


Are the organelles less developed in cardiac muscles?


what is the main difference?

1)both have contractile filaments (actin and myosin), myofibrils, and sacromeres with A, I bands, and Z lines and 2) membranous specializations that include sarcoplasmic reticulum with terminal cisternae and tubules


-yes


-Cardiac muscle has a Diad (one t tubule and one cisternae at the Z line

(T or f) Cardiac muscles are abundant with myoglobin and mitochondria


( t or F) individuals are not attached to each other with special junctions

true


false (they are by intercalated discs)

___ and ____ hold adjacent cells together and transmit the force of contraction from cell to cell ____ anchors actin filament of the last sarcomere to the sarcolemma


___ are strong spot attachments that bind neighboring cells.


___ allow the diffusion if ions and electrical excitation between the cells


fascia adherens (type of intermediate junction) and desosomes


fascia adherens


desosomes


gap junctions

The linking of the individual cells structurally and ionically, allow the cell to contract together as a mass or ____


Cardiac muscles are ____ that is they exhibit a spontaneous rhythmic contraction.


(t or f) there are motor end plates in the cardiac muscle

synctium


autogenic


false

Purkinje fibers are located in the ___ of the heart. they contain an abundant amount of __ with a few myofibrils. They are specialized to a play a key role in coordinating ___ of the heart. they help set the pace of the contraction by quickly conducting and spreading waves of ____ to other cardiac muscle by gap junctions

endocardium


glycogen


the pattern of contraction


excitation

Do cardiac muscles replicate?


If portions of the cardiac muscle dies (myocardial infarct) muscle tissue is replaced by what?

no


CT

hypertension can lead to ___ off the cardiac muscle if the increased functional demands on the heart to maintain the high blood pressure leads to a massive increase in cell and heart heart size

hypertrophy

Where is smooth muscle commonly found?


Smooth have __ spindle shaped cells


Each fiber has how many central nucleus?


Are there any striations?

in the walls of tubes (blood vessels, airways) and hollow organs (gut, uterus)


acidophilic


one


no

(True or false) myofilamets are present and is organized into myofibrils, sarcomeres, a and I bands in smooth muscle


In smooth muscle, the filaments interconnect and are anchored to ___ that in turn are anchored to the sarcolemma

false, they are not


dense bodies


Do smooth muscles cells have specialized membrane system (organelles)? they have small invaginations called ___ , and ___ are prevalent in the cytoplasm



Are there any specialized motor end plates in smooth muscle? what are they often linked by?

No


caveolae


pinocytotic vesicles


no


gap junctions

(T or f) Most of the smooth muscle tissue can spontaneously contract, although the autonomic nervous system and hormones of the endocrine system can modify the rate of contraction

true

Smooth muscle can undergo __ and ___



*smooth muscle divide to maintain its number, new smooth muscle can develop from existing smooth muscle cells, or undifferentiated stem cells or from pericytes associated with blood vessels*

hyperplasia, hypertrophy

Can smooth muscle proliferation and extracellular matrix (fibers and proteogylcans) deposition play an important role in the formation of atherosclerosis lesions in the walls of blood vessels?

yes

___ are malignant tumors derived from smooth muscles. they are most found in the pelvic organs (especially the uterus) and blood vessels. These rare tumors usually occur in adults


__ are malignant tumors that resemble developing skeletal muscle cells. they usually occur in the arms and legs. this rare tumor is typically present in children (1 through 6)

Leiomysarcomas


Rhabdomyosarcomas