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1 Skeletal Muscles- Contraction Prof. K. Sivapalan

2 Myosin Filament June 2013Skeletal Muscle Contraction2

3 Contraction June 2013Skeletal Muscle Contraction3

4 Sliding of Actin on Myosin June 2013Skeletal Muscle Contraction4

5 Muscle Twitch- Experimental Design June 2013Skeletal Muscle Contraction5

6 Muscle Twitch June 2013Skeletal Muscle Contraction6

7 Staircase Phenomenon June 2013Skeletal Muscle Contraction7

8 Summation June 2013Skeletal Muscle Contraction8

9 Tetanization June 2013Skeletal Muscle Contraction9

10 Length – Strength June 2013Skeletal Muscle Contraction10

11 Actin-Myosin Overlap and Tension Developed June 2013Skeletal Muscle Contraction11

12 Motor Units and Strength June 2013Skeletal Muscle Contraction12

13 Electromyography- EMG June 2013Skeletal Muscle Contraction13

14 June 2013Skeletal Muscle Contraction14

15 Effects of Denervation June 2013Skeletal Muscle Contraction15

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