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Skeletal Muscle Cells

Attach to bones, voluntary motion, somatic nervous system with more than one nuclease, striations.

Progression of muscle contraction

Nerve impulse , cell, release of acetylcholine, neuromusclar junction, depolarization, release of ca, movement of proteins, reaction of myosin and actin to form cross bridges, bridges shorten and filaments slide

Smooth muscle cells

Organs, hormone controlled, single nucleus, no striations, filaments but no sacomeres

Cardiac muscle

In the heart, striated, intercalated discs

Age Skeletal

Atrophy, no new fibers, less strength and nuclei, reduction of acetylocholine , myofibrils get replaced by connect tissue

Age smooth

Diverticula(pouches in digestive), aerterial walls develop large vacuoles

Cardiac age

Muscle fibers thin after 50, fat increases and fat becomes replaced with collagenous thick material

Parkinsons

Years of uncontrolled contractions of skeletal muscles

Myasthenia Gravis

Autoimmune disease, antibodies attack acetylocholine recepters

Polymyositis

Inflammation that causes weakness of several muscles at one time

Polymyalgia Rheumatica

Many pains, immobility, weight loss, common in women