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8 year old boy; fracture to the radius due to a fall when he tripped…
8 year old boy; fracture to the radius due to a fall when he tripped climbing down the stairs; they stated that he has been less physically active(too tired), his walking pattern has changed and he is walking on his tiptoes & complains of muscle aches/weakness especially in the morning sometimes struggles getting out of bed
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Background Information
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Physiology
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Structure of sarcomere
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tropomyosin
regulatory protein on actin and that cover myosin binding sites when its at rest but when it contracts it opens the myosin binding sites because troponin changes shape
troponin
regulatory protein on actin that acts as a pin to keep tropomyosin in place but once troponin attaches to calcium it changes its shape and can't pin tropomyosin cause the myosin binding sites to open
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Central Dogma (translate and transcribe process & how rna, dna, trna, polymerse etc play their part)
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process
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the RNA polmerase attaches to the promoter region and open the double helix & then it reads the DNA strand
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