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What are the 4 characteristics that allow muscle tissue to perform?

Excitability


Contractibility


Extensibility


Elasticity

Name the 3 types of muscle tissue:

Cardiac


Smooth


Skeletal

Found only in heart


Short, branching (striated)


Involuntary


Contains intercalated discs

Cardiac muscle

Short fibers


Spindle/kayak shaped


Found in hollow organs


Non-striated


Involuntary

Smooth muscle

Long, straight fibers


Mostly attached to bones


Voluntary


Striated

Skeletal

Short fibers


Spindle/kayak shaped


Found in hollow organs


Non-striated


Involuntary

Smooth muscle

4 functions of SKELETAL muscle

Movement


Maintain posture/position


Stabilize joints


Generate heat

What is a single skeletal muscle cell called?

Muscle FIBER

Multiple nuclei

Cytoplasm of a muscle cell

Sarcoplasm

Contains large amount of myoglobin-


A pigment that holds reserve supply of oxygen in muscle

Cell membrane of a muscle cell

Sarcolemma

Contain T-Tubules - invaginations that extend into middle of muscle fiber

Elaborate NETWORK of membranes


Whos function is to store calcium

Sarcoplasmic Reticulum

Individual muscle fiber surrounded by dense connective tissue

Endomysium

Smallest component of a muscle fiber

Filament

What filament is composed of the protein myosin?

Thick filament

What 3 proteins create a thin filament?

Actin


Tropomyosin


Troponin

Binds to myosin during contractions

Actin

Covers myosin binding sites on action

Tropomyosin

Attached to tropomyosin at rest


Binds Ca2+ (calcium ion) during contractions

Troponin

Bundle of many muscle filaments together

Myofibril

Bundle of muscle fibers together

Fascicle

Dense, irregular connective tissue that surrounds each individual fascicles

Perimysium

A bundle of fascicles with similar functions

Whole muscle

A bundle of fascicles with similar functions

Whole muscle

Dense, irregular connective tissue that surrounds the ENTIRE muscle

Epimysium

Functional unit of skeletal muscle contraction


Due to myofibril not being long enough

Sarcomere

Site where a motor neuron meets a muscle fiber

Neuromuscular Junction

AKA: motor end plate