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    Weakest Fitness Test

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    How do you know you were weakest in these two areas? (i.e. I was out of breath at level 2 on the beep test) The two components of fitness that were my weakest fitness components are Muscular endurance and Aerobic capacity. Throughout the activities for Muscular endurance, I did 3 push ups and I was out of breath after 3. In concern to aerobic capacity, I reached 4.3 stages for the beep test and I was about of breath, therefore forfeiting the continuation. Identify two…

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    Muscular System The human body is composed of 640 to 850 muscles each having a different function in helping the muscular system operate. The main function of the muscular system is movement. Muscles help provide strength, endurance, and help to keep the body warm. Muscles help keep the body warm by continuously pumping blood out of the heart and by body movement. There are three main categories of muscles in the human body: skeletal, cardiac, and smooth (non-striated) muscles. One…

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    Have you ever wondered what the difference is between an octopus and a squid? While they are similar in many ways, they are also different in others. I will talk about both the similarities and the differences between their physical characteristics, their habitat, and their behavior. The octopus and the squid are both similar and different in the way they look. They’re closely related to mollusks. Squids have a backbone-like structure that is flexible which is similar to the shell of a snail.…

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    Rigor mortis is the stiffening of the muscles several hours after death. The calcium that is released from the sarcolemma has locked onto the myosin heads allowing it the cross bridge to connect indefinitely. The ATP that unlocks the head from the actin is no longer available after three to five hours after death. Eventually, as the muscles will degrade after 48 hours after death the actin and myosin. 2. Length-tension relationship states the amount of the tension generated by the…

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    Cover Letter: I chose the muscle cell because I was interested in it. I wanted to learn how muscle growth happens and how muscles get damaged. I also wanted to learn what a muscle looks like and what types of muscles there are. I wanted to learn how it is built too. Introduction: “Muscles packed with mitochondria give meat a darker color (referred to as dark meat) than muscles with fewer mitochondria (referred to as white meat).” Its body system, malfunction and disease, and…

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    We have over 600 muscles in our bodies that perform a variety of functions. All muscles are made of the same tissue but within our bodies there are 3 different kinds of muscles. There are Cardiac, smooth, and skeletal muscles and each of these is found in different places. Cardiac muscles are in the walls of the heart, Smooth muscles are in the walls of organs, and skeletal muscles are attached to our skeletons. Cardiac and smooth muscles are involuntary used whereas skeletal muscles are…

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    The nervous system tells the muscle what functions are needed to be made in the muscular system.the skeletal system consists of bones that are used as foundation for the muscles in the muscular system. The nervous system is the most important system in the body because without it. Muscles can not be able to move or perform simple functions throughout the body. 2. Gender- Muscle in men's body have more tissue than women typically do because of the hormone produced by males known as…

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    following essay will focus on the disease known as Muscular Dystrophy and how it affects the overall state of human growth and development ranging from preconception genetics to the complexities of its negative psychological impact it has on its unfortunate victims. Tim Newman, from the University of Illinois-Chicago (2017), states “Muscular dystrophy is a muscle-wasting disease whose predominant forms may affect up to 1 in every 5,000 males.” Muscular Dystrophy, otherwise known as MD, can also…

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    Good morning, today I am going to discuss the use of Gene Therapy on Muscular Dystrophy, and how Human manipulation of genes may be a dangerous endeavour because of the uncertainty of safe practices and the myriad of ethical issues that present both for present-day and future society. Gene Therapy is a controversial treatment for diseases as technology is not completely advanced to fully trust the results to come out successful on every disease and for every person. Although gene manipulation…

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    differentiation or myogenesis. Also through intramuscular transplantation of human skeletal myogenic progenitors derived from PSCs, it creates and engraftment that adds to the satellite cells present. Additionally the removel of PSCs derived from patients with muscular dystrophie that are differentiated into satellite cells and mesoagioblast like cells. These cells have been genetically corrected and once reintroduced into dystrophic mice, it repairs their dystrophic phenotype.…

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