Human Biology
Human body
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- bundles of muscle tissue held together by connective tissue
- multinucleated, long cells packed with cylindrical fibers
- cylindrical protein fibers that constitute the majority of a muscle cell, made of actin and myosin p
- functional subunits of myofibrils, extend from one Z-line to another
- thin protein strands of a myofibril that extend out from each z-line
- thick protein strands, unanchored, span distance between actin fibers
- specially designed to store and to release calcium ions (Ca2+). They release Ca2+ towards myofibrils
- muscles contract when the thick and thin filaments of myofibrils slide past each other causing sarco
- a loss of muscle contraction ability which is often caused by damage to motor neurons.
- amount of oxygen required, after exercise, to breakdown lactic acid that formed during anaerobic res
- builds muscle cell endurance but does not increase muscle cell size
- small diameter fiber cells that contract for a relatively long time
- large diameter fibers, split ATP rapidly for short bursts of contraction
- an involuntary and nearly instantaneous skeletal muscle movement in response to a stimulus
- Skeletal, Cardiac, Smooth
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