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Heat generation?

Muscles contractions produce heat

Contractility?

Generate pulling force

Excitability?

Stimulates the muscle cell to contract

Extensibility?

Contraction of an opposing muscle

Elasticity?

Can recoil after being stretched

What are the 3 types of muscle?

Skeletal


Cardiac


Smooth

Skeletal muscle tissue?

Makes of 40% of weight


Cells are striated

Cardiac muscle tissue?

Walls of the heart

Smooth muscle tissue?

Walls of hallow organs


Cells lack striations

Actin?

Proteins that make up thin filaments

Mysoin?

Thick filaments

plasma membrane = ?

Sarcolemma

Cytoplasm = ?

Sarcoplasm

Endoplasmic reticulum = ?

Sarcoplasmic reticulum

Epimysium?

Dense irregular connective tissue surrounding entire muscle

Perimysium?

Surrounds each fascicle

Endomysium?

Sheath of C.T wrapping each muscle cell

How many nerves is a skeletal muscles supplied by?

One nerve

Origin?

Less movable attachment

Insertion?

More moveable attachment

Fleshy attachments?

C.T fibers are short

Indirect attachments?

C.T forms a tendon

Myofibrils?

Long rods within cytoplasm

Sacromeres?

Long row of repeating segments

Z disc/line?

Boundaries

Thin actin filaments?

Extend from Z disc toward the center of the sacromere

Sliding filament theory?

Myosin heads attach to actin in thin filaments , then pivot to pull thin filaments inward towards the center of the sacromere

Intercalated disc?

Complex junction


Each cells contains one or two centrally-located nuclei

Intercalated discs?

Complex junctions

Longitudinal later?

Muscle fibers rub parallel to organs long axis

Circular layer?

Muscle fibers run around circumference of the organ

What do both longitudinal and circular layer participate in?

Peristalsis

Do smooth muscle cells contain sacromeres?

No

Caveolae?

Tiny infoldings of the sarcolemma that help spread electrical signal