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| Skeletal muscle striated or unstriated? |
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| Cardiac muscle striated or unstriated? |
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| Smooth muscle striated or unstriated? |
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| Skeletal muscle voluntary or involuntary? |
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| Cardiac muscle voluntary or involuntary? |
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| Smooth muscle voluntary or involuntary? |
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| Skeletal number of nuclei? |
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| Cardiac number of nuclei? |
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| Skeletal, T-Tubules or caveolae? |
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| Cardiac, T-Tubules or caveolae? |
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| Smooth, T-Tubules or caveolae? |
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| Skeletal, Ca2+ source? (sarcoplasmic reticulum, extracellular fluid or both) |
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| Cardiac, Ca2+ source? (sarcoplasmic reticulum, extracellular fluid or both) |
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| Smooth, Ca2+ source? (sarcoplasmic reticulum, extracellular fluid or both) |
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| SKeletal, Gap junctions (present or absent) |
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| Cardiac, Gap junctions (present or absent) |
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| Smooth, Gap junctions (present or absent) |
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| Skeletal, Intercalated discs (yes or no) |
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| Cardiac, Intercalated discs (yes or no) |
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| Smooth, Intercalated discs (yes or no) |
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| Skeletal, Metabolism (aerobic, anaerobic or both) |
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| Cardiac, Metabolism (aerobic, anaerobic or both) |
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| Smooth, Metabolism (aerobic, anaerobic or both) |
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| A layer of fibrous connective tissue that surrounds bundles of muscle fibers (fascicles). |
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| A layer of dense fibrous connective tissue sheath that surrounds the entire muscle. |
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| A thin sheet of loose connective tissue that surrounds each muscle fiber within a fasicle. |
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| An indirect attachment between a muscle and bone in the form of a cordlike tendon or a flat sheet. |
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| A seam of fibrous connective tissue that serves as an attachment site for some muscles |
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| Long, rod-shaped organelles in skeletal muscle fibers that contain contractile proteins (myofilaments). |
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| The name for a segment of a myofibril that extends from one Z-disc to the next. |
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| This protein forms the thick filaments of a muscle fiber |
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| This protein forms the thin filaments of a muscle fiber. |
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| he dark bands in striated muscle formed by the thick filaments along with the overlapping inner ends of the thin filaments. |
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| The central part of the band the A-Band consisting only of thick filaments. |
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| The light regions on either side of the A-Band consisting of only thin filaments. |
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| The light regions on either side of the band in #11 consisting of only thin filaments. |
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| An organelle consisting of interconnecting tubules that stores Ca2+ ions needed for the muscle to contract. |
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| Deep invaginations of the sarcolemma (the cell membrane of a muscle fiber) run between pairs of terminal cisternae. |
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| Slow oxidative, Metabolism? (aerobic, anaerobic) |
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| Fast Oxidative, Metabolism (aerobic, anaerobic) |
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| Fast Glycolytic, Metabolism (aerobic, anaerobic) |
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| Slow oxidative, Mitochondria (abundant, few) |
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| Fast oxidative, Mitochondria (abundant, few) |
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| Fast Glycolytic, Mitochondria (abundant, few) |
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| Slow oxidative, Capillaries (abundant, few) |
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| Fast oxidative, Capillaries (abundant, few) |
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| Fast Glycolytic, Capillaries (abundant, few) |
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| Slow oxidative, Myoglobin (abundant, few) |
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| Fast oxidative, Myoglobin (abundant, few) |
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| Fast Glycolytic, Myoglobin (abundant, few) |
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| Slow oxidative, Contraction rate (slow, fast) |
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| Fast oxidative, Contraction rate (slow, fast) |
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| Fast Glycolytic, Contraction rate (slow, fast) |
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| Slow oxidative, Fatigue resistance (high, intermediate, low) |
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| Fast oxidative, Fatigue resistance (high, intermediate, low) |
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| Fast Glycolytic, Fatigue resistance (high, intermediate, low) |
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| SLow oxidative, Fiber thickness (thin, intermediate, thick) |
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| Fast Oxidative, Fiber thickness (thin, intermediate, thick) |
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| Fast glyolytic, Fiber thickness (thin, intermediate, thick) |
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| Embryonic cells that fuse to form skeletal muscle fibers. |
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| These cells proliferate at sites of muscle damage and produce proteins to repair the injury. |
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| As we age the amount of connective tissues in skeletal muscles ___, while the amount of muscle fibers ___, a condition known as ___. |
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Increases
Decreases
Sarcopenia |
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