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Muscles - Coggle Diagram
Muscles
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Skeletal Muscle
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structure
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MUSCLE FIBRES
surrounded by membrane
= sarcolemma
- at intervals - folded inwards
- forms transverse (T) tubules
each fibre = multinucleate
- nuclei arranged just inside sarcolemma
fibres contain cell organelles
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MYOFIBRILS
consist 2 types protein
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MYOSIN
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linked together by thin disc
(M line)
- runs perpendicular to orientation of myosin filaments
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structure
I (isotrophic) band
- light band of filaments only
(no overlap)
Z line
- runs through middle of I band
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H zone
- thick filaments only
(no overlap)
alternating pattern of myosin + action
called striated muscle
- when viewed under microscope
- fibres seen have stripes running across them
appearance
- striated
- multinucleate fibres
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Smooth Muscle
appearance
- discrete, uninucleate cells
- elongated, spindle shaped cells
- non-striated
distribution
- lining gut + blood vessels
- iris + ciliary body in eye
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Cardiac Muscle
appearance
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- branched with intercalated discs between cells
- sychronise electrical conduction + contraction in heart
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Muscle Contraction
sliding filament mechanism - basic principle
- myosin & actin filaments
- slide past each other
- reducing overall length of sarcomere
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process
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4.calcium ions released from
sarcoplasmic reticulum after impulse
- into sarcoplasm down conc gradient
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5.Ca2+ cause ancillary protein to move
- enables myosin heads be revealed
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- heads rotate + change
angle to 45°C
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9.1 ATP molecule split for each
attachment/detachment
10.after rotation - heads detach
- heads rotate back to relaxed
11.process can be repeated
- cycle of
- attachment
- rotation
- release
RATCHET MECHANISM
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