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Card 26
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What are the 2 types of Filaments?
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Card 27
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What do THICK filaments consist of? M_
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Card 28
Front
Do thick filaments lie close to the M line or Z line? And during the Power Stroke, do they pull thin thilaments towards or away from the Z line?
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Card 29
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What do THIN filaments consist of? A_, T_ and T_
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Card 30
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REVIEW: Myocites consist of S_ (cytoplasm) , S_ R_ (stores & regulates calcium), M_ (generates energy thru ATP); M_ (oxygen binding); M_ (long filaments alongisde each other); S_ (basic functional units of striated muscle fibre); contains T_ & T_ F_
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Card 31
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SKELETAL MUSCLE CONTRACTION
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Card 32
Front
Contraction is triggered at the NMJ ... what is the NMJ?
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Card 33
Front
A motor neuron E_ a muscle fibre through S_ Diffusion
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Card 34
Front
What neurotransmitter is released from synaptic vesicles, initiating muscle action potential?
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Card 35
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The inflow of what solute generates a muscle action potential?
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