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    AimTo learn the structure of skeletal muscle

    To be able to describe the neuromuscular junctionTo be able to explain how muscles contract.The sliding filament theory.

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    The neuromuscular junction (very

    similar to synapse from CentralConceptsArrival of the APstimulates therelease of aneurotransmitter (Ach), this bindson surfacereceptors of themuscle causing aresponse.

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    That response causes a Contraction

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    This is what you need toexplain.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vlchs4omFDM

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    Muscle histology

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    O n a piece of A3 draw this diagram, give your self lots of room to annotate. Also have Pg 38 open

    Myosin

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    actin

    Add these labels

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    actin troponin

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    actin troponin

    tropomyosin

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    actin troponin

    tropomyosin

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    actin troponin

    tropomyosinmyosin binding site

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    Ca 2+Ca2+ Ca 2+ Ca

    2+

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    Ca 2+Ca2+ Ca 2+ Ca

    2+

    1. Calcium ions are released from the sarcolemma after

    stimulation from the T system

    How the muscle contracts:

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    Ca 2+Ca 2+Ca 2+

    Ca 2+

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    Ca 2+Ca 2+Ca 2+

    Ca 2+

    2. the calcium ions bind to the troponin and changes its shape

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    Ca 2+Ca 2+Ca 2+

    Ca 2+

    3. the calcium ions bind to the troponin and changes its shape

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    Ca 2+Ca 2+Ca 2+

    Ca 2+

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    Ca 2+Ca 2+Ca 2+

    Ca 2+

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    Ca 2+Ca 2+Ca 2+

    Ca 2+

    4. the troponin displaces the tropomyosin and exposes themyosin binding sites

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    Ca 2+Ca 2+Ca 2+

    Ca 2+

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    Ca 2+Ca 2+Ca 2+

    Ca 2+

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    Ca 2+Ca 2+Ca 2+

    Ca 2+

    5. the bulbous heads of the myosin attach to the bindingsites on the actin filaments : forming cross bridges

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    Ca 2+a 2+Ca 2+

    Ca 2+

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    Ca 2+ Ca2+

    Ca 2+

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    Ca 2+ Ca2+

    Ca 2+

    6. the myosin heads change position to achieve a lower energy state and slide the actin filaments past thestationary myosin

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    Ca 2+ Ca2+

    Ca 2+

    AP i P iP i AP i P iP i AP i P iP i

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    Ca 2+ Ca2+

    Ca 2+ AP i P iP i

    AP i P iP i

    AP i P iP i

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    Ca 2+ Ca2+

    Ca 2+ AP i P iP i

    AP i P iP i

    AP i P iP i

    6. ATP binds to the bulbous heads and causes it tobecome detached

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    Ca 2+ Ca2+

    Ca 2+

    AP i P iP i AP i P iP i

    AP i P iP i

    7. ATP binds to the bulbous heads and causes it tobecome detached

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    Ca 2+ Ca2+

    Ca 2+

    AP i P i

    P i AP i P i

    P i

    AP i P i

    P i

    8. hydrolysis of ATP provides the energy to re-cock theheads

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    Ca 2+ Ca2+

    Ca 2+

    AP i P i

    P i AP i P i

    P i

    AP i P i

    P i

    9. hydrolysis of ATP provides the energy to re-cock theheads

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    Ca 2+ Ca 2+ Ca 2+

    AP i P i

    P i AP i P i

    P i

    AP i P i

    P i

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    Ca 2+ Ca 2+ Ca 2+

    AP i P i

    P i AP i P i

    P i

    AP i P i

    P i

    10. calcium ions are re-absorbed back into the T system

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    AP i P i

    P i AP i P i

    P i

    AP i P i

    P i

    calcium ions are re-absorbed back into the T system

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    AP i P i

    P i AP i P i

    P i

    AP i P i

    P i

    11. the troponin reverts to its normal shape and thetropomyosin move back to block the myosin binding sites

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    AP i P i

    P i AP i P i

    P i

    AP i P i

    P i

    the troponin reverts to its normal shape and the tropomyosinmove back to block the myosin binding sites

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    AP i P i

    P i AP i P i

    P i

    AP i P i

    P i

    the troponin reverts to its normal shape and the tropomyosinmove back to block the myosin binding sites

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    AP i P i

    P i AP i P i

    P i

    AP i P i

    P i

    12. Regeneration of ATP

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    AP i P i

    P i AP i P iP i

    AP i P iP i

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    AP i P iP i AP i P iP i

    AP i P iP i

    regenerates ATP

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    Quiz & Annimationhttp://highered.mcgraw-hill.com/sites/0072495855/student_view0/chapter10/animation__action_potentials_and

    _muscle_contraction.html

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    R eview your worksheet of pictures, annotateeach picture describing what is beingshown, using pages 38-41

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    June 2002 Q6 (12 marks)