Zusammenfassung der Ressource
Week 5
- Skeletal Muscle
- Structure
- 3 connective layers
- epimysium - outer
- perimysium - surrounds fascicle
- endomysium - inner
- fibres collect in bundles
- bundles group together along blood vessels
- fibre
- myofibrils
- sarcoplasm
- nuclei
- mitochondria
- capillary
- sarcolemma
- nerve
- satellite
cell
- satellite cells are found under the basal lamina
- satellite cells are used for growth and regeneration
- multinucleated - 1 nucleus every 15 sarcomeres
- muscle cells fuse together to form 1 cell
- proliferating myoblasts are made in the body and move to the limbs during gestation
- Sarcomeres
- structure
- I band - thin filament, Z disc
- A band - thick filament, M line
- contraction
- A band width does change
- I band width decreases
- thick and thin filaments slide past each other
- thick filament
- myosin
- 3 subunits
- sub 1 - motor domain, bind to nucleotides, bind to actin, 2 heavy chains
- sub 2 - 4 light chains, 2 essential, 2 regulatory
- light meromyosin - coiled coil, alpha helices, converge to form a thick filament
- each filament contains 294 molecules
- parallel and anti-parallel packing
- 14.3nm axial repeat
- thin filament
- actin
- fast growing end - barbed, negative, capping protein
- slow growing end - pointed, positive
- anchored to the Z disc
- cross linked to alpha-actinin
- tropomoldulin caps the pointed end to stop it growing
- ATP Cycle
- ATP binds to myosin
- ATP is phosphorylated and binds to actin and it moves forward
- ADP detaches and the cycle starts again
- Force of Movement
- depends on number of cross bridges
- depends on the amount of overlap
- zero force at overlap
- all sarcomeres contracting cause the muscle to contract
- Tropomyosin & Troponin
- tropomyosin
- 2 long strands wrap around actin
- 1 for every actin subunits
- 3 subunits
- TnC - binds Ca
- TnL - inhibitory, binds to TnC, TnT and actin
- TnT - binds to tropomyosin
- how it works
- Ca binds to TnC
- TnL binds to TnC
- Myosin binding sites open
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- Cardiac & Smooth Muscle
- Mechanics of Muscle Contraction
- Muscle Function During Locomotion