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Synapse between motor neuron axons and skeletal fibers is called:
neuromuscular junction
What are T tubules?
A. Small tubes running parallel with the sarcomeres
B. Extensions of the Golgi
C. Invaginations of the outer membrane forming tubes wrapping around myofibrils
D. Extensions of the SR
C. Invaginations of the outer membrane forming tubes wrapping around myofibrils
The series of action potentials leading to an increase in skeletal muscle contraction strength is called ____.
A. High frequency stimulation
B. Temporal summation
C. Load enhanced action potential generation
D. AP muscle tension elevation
B. Temporal summation
How many different proteins compose an Actin protein complex?
A. 4
B. 6
C. 5
D. 3
D. 3
Which of the following skeletal muscle types would have the lowest myoglobin levels?
A. Fast glycolitic
B. Fast oxidative glycolitic
C. Slow oxidative
A. Fast glycolitic
T or F Each muscle fiber typically has more than one neuromuscular junction?
False, usually only one.
The synaptic cleft, space between the axon terminal and synaptic trough, is filled with ECF containing what enzyme?
Acetylcholinesterase
Muscle hypertrophy occurs primarily in?
A. Slow oxidative fibers
B. Fast oxidative fibers
C. Fast glycolytic fibers
C. Fast glycolytic fibers