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Card 16
Front
Explain the advantage of having the high glycogen content of fast muscle fibres
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Card 17
Front
Explain the advantages of lots of capillaries supplying slow muscle fibres
Back
Card 18
Front
Explain how a decrease in the availability of calcium ions could disrupt the contraction mechanism in muscles.
Back
Card 19
Front
How is the shape of the myosin molecule adapted to its role in muscle contraction?
Back
Card 20
Front
Describe the role of ATP and phosphocreatine in producing contraction of a muscle fibre.
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Card 21
Front
What evidence is there that muscle contraction is caused by actin and myosin filaments sliding past one another?
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Card 22
Front
Describe the two types of protein filaments.
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