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In which tissue are intercalated disks found?
cardiac tissue
Epimysium
In skeletal muscle, an external sheath of dense connective tissue surrounding the entire muscle
Perimysium
In skeletal muscle, connective tissue around each BUNDLE of muscle fiber
Endomysium
In skeletal muscle, delicate layer of connective tissue surrounding each muscle FIBER
What protein is present in endomysium? Where else is it present?
laminin; nerve fibers
How long are thick filaments? Which band do they occupy?
1.6 um; A band
What is responsible for tying adjacent sarcomeres together? Where are they located?
alpha-actinin and desmin; along Z-line
What is the major protein of the M-line
creatine kinase
-catalyzes the transfer of a PO4- group from phosphocreatine to ADP, thus making ATP for muscle contraction
Tropomyosin
long, thin m/c about 40nm in length
made of 2 polypeptide chains bound head to tail, running over actin subunits
TnT
Troponin component that strongly attaches to tropomyosin
TnC
Troponin component that binds Ca ions
TnI
Troponin component that inhibits actin-myosin interactions
How and why are cross-bridges formed?
By head of myosin molecule plus short part of its rodlike portion; converts chemical energy to mechanical energy
Where are triads located in mammalian skeletal muscle?
There are two for each sarcomere in this muscle - located at the A-I band junction