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what protein is responsible for in participating in the bipolar arrangement and packing into sarcomere? -
✔✔Myomicin C protein



Which protein holds the myosin heads together, instead of leaving them in space? - ✔✔titin



(attaches myosin to z disc)



thin filament is what? - ✔✔actin



heavy chains of myosin are going to act upon what? - ✔✔THE ACTIN!



G actin vs F actin? - ✔✔Glomerular vs filamentous



What protein strand hides the active site on the actin? - ✔✔Tropomyosin



Which part of troponin is acted upon Ca? - ✔✔C



which two proteins anchor the thin filament to the Z-disc? - ✔✔1. alpha-actinin

2. capZ

,Z disc is made up of which two proteins - ✔✔alpha actinin and CapZ



Which component attaches the sarcolemma to the outside filaments/collagen? -
✔✔Dystrophin Associated Complex



_________ links the DAC with the extracellular matrix? - ✔✔Laminin-2



(attaches to alpha/beta dystroglycans)



a,b,g,d sarcoglycans are inside of the sarcolemma and are held together by what? - ✔✔sarcospan



Dystrophin anchors actin on what terminus? - ✔✔N'



C' terminus anchors what? - ✔✔nNOS to border of sarcolemma



Desmin is imp for what? - ✔✔connects outside to inside



Lecture 4 - ✔✔



Motor neurons that innervate the same muscle fiber will have the same ___ and ____? -
✔✔metabolic, contractile phenotypes



True/False: The muscle side of the neuromuscular junction is highly folded - ✔✔TRUE!



Ach diffuses across synaptic cleft and binds to ______ receptors? - ✔✔nicotinic



what happens when Ach binds to these ligand-gated receptors? - ✔✔Na+ and K+
permeability increases!

,----> End plate potential occurs



true/false: the end-plate potential is stationary so it will only stay w/i the NM junction? - ✔✔TRUE!



what happens when end-late potential occurs? - ✔✔fires AP on either side and voltage
gated channels open to propagate a moving AP



which one is bigger, EP or AP? - ✔✔Action potential! (end plate is too small)



Action potential is blocked by ____ and not influenced by ______ - ✔✔1. tetrodotoxin

2. curare



is this the same for EP? - ✔✔NO! it is opposite!!!



in an EPP, is there a falling phase? - ✔✔Yes but not because of increase in K permeability but bc
there will be no Ach due to the Ach-ase



Once the AP moves along the sarcolemma and hits the T-Tubule and then reaches the Triad, what
happens? - ✔✔A voltage sensitive Dihydropyridine receptors (DHPR) is activated and then opens
the ryanodine receptor (RyR).



What releases the Ca into the SR? - ✔✔RyR!!!!



What type of channel is DHPR? - ✔✔L-type!



an anesthesia, halothane, does what? - ✔✔leaks across muscles and directly binds to RyR and
releases Ca uncontrollably. This was the leading cause of death in the ER bc of malignant
hypothermia causing sustained contractures increasing temperature



True/false: Troponin C has two Ca binding sites but can also bind mg at rest? - ✔✔TRUE!

, Lecture 2 - ✔✔



Muscles can either be ____ or ____? - ✔✔1. Voluntary

2. Involuntary



What is one question to ask when comparing voluntary to involuntary muscles? - ✔✔How is the
underlying tissue metabolized?



Cardiac functional syncytial vs smooth muscle functional syncytial? - ✔✔Cardiac - pacemaker
cells cause contractions

Smooth - vasodilation/vasoconstriction



True/False: Smooth muscle has striations? - ✔✔FALSE!



what two factors determine the force production at the sarcomere level? - ✔✔If they are arranged in
parallel or series!



True/False: skeletal muscle cells contain many nuclei and very long - ✔✔TRUE!



Myofibrils are responsible for what 3 things? - ✔✔1. tension generation

2. force production

3. shortening of muscle



What is a sarcomere? - ✔✔Basic unit of muscle that extends from Z-disc to Z-disc



Sliding filament theory? - ✔✔The thick/thin filaments do not change but the overlap does!

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