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Muscle
tissue
excitable
and
contractile
Muscle types
skeletal
(striated)
cardiac
(striated)
visceral
(smooth)
Sarcolemma
plasmalemma of skeletal muscle
Motor end plate
(
MEP
)
area of
neurotransmitter
receptors
Transverse tubules (TT)
LOL
idk tubes?
Sarcoplasm
cytoplasm
of
skeletal
muscle
Sarcoplasmic reticulum
smooth endoplasmic reticulum
repeating units
Thin filaments
: Z-lines
Thick
filaments:
M-line
Thin filament
2 strands
of
actin
woven together
Thick
filament
bunch
of
myosin
Sarcomere
length
: one z-line to the other
Sliding filament theory of muscle contraction
sarcomere length
decreases
but
thin
and
thick
filaments are still the same
length
this is due to the change in
overlap
of
thick
and
thin
filaments
Endomysium
CT
layer around each cell
type
I
and
III
collagen
Perimysium
around each fascicle (groups)
type
I
collagen
Epimysium
top layer
type I collagen
Fascia
loose
CT layer that connects the
epimysium
to the next structure
Aponeurons
functions like a
tendon
but is a
sheet
Striations
based on the difference in
densities
of the
thin
and
thick
filaments
A-band
length
of the
thick filaments
I-band
area of only
thin filaments
end
of
A-band
to
Z-line
H-band
area of only
thick filaments
end of
thin filament
to
thin filament