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motor unit
motor neuron + muscle fiber it innervates
to increase tension/force
recruit motor units or increase frequency
slow motor units
myosin with long cycle time, recruited 1st, lots of mt
fast motor units
myosin with rapid cycling rates, higher power, type IIa (sustained power), and IIb (fast, glycolytic)
steps in transmission at NMJ
Ach synthesis + storage, AP opens Ca ch, Ca influx, vesicles fuse, Ach release, binds to nicotinic receptor
choline acetyltransferase
converts acetyl CoA and choline to Ach
acetylcholinesterase
converts Ach to acetate and choline
curare
blocks nicotinic receptor
clostridium botulinum

prevents Ach release

neostigmine
AchE inhibitor
Downer cows
hypocalcemia, decreases Ach release at NMJ
excitation-contraction coupling
depolarization of motor end-plate coupled to muscle contraction (DHP and RyR)
sliding filament theory
H zone and I band shorten, A band does not change
length-tension relationship
stretched/shortened muscle has less force
load-velocity relationship
max load with zero velocity and reverse
isometric contraction
plank, no length change
isotonic contraction
pushup, length change, generates movement
types of isotonic contraction
concentric (shortens), eccentric (lengthens)
muscle twitch phases
latent, contraction, relaxation
treppe
stimulation with complete relaxation between
wave summation
stimuli without complete relaxation between
incomplete tetanus
individual twitches distinguishable
complete tetanus
high frequency APs, no relaxation phase