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Muscular Tissue
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General description 1) components: ---cell: muscle fiber--myofiber elongated thread-liked sarcolemma sarcoplasm SER : sarcoplasmic reticulum ---extracellular G.S: CT with BV, LV and N
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According to the structure and function
2) classification According to the structure and function skeletal muscle: striated voluntary m. cardiac muscle: striated involuntary m. smooth muscle: unstriated involuntary m. smooth muscle skeletal muscle cardiac muscle
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Skeletal muscle
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Often called Striated or Voluntary Muscle
Has striations that are visible under light microscopy Under voluntary control Attached to skeleton ( skeletal)
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Characteristics of Skeletal Muscles
Muscle cells are elongated fibers with many peripheral nuclei Each muscle fiber contains many myofibrils Each myofibril contains many microfilaments
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Connective tissue coverings
(responsible for force transduction): Epimysium: surround collection of fascicles Perimysium: surround fascicle Endomysium: surround individual fibers
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Entire muscle A muscle fibre epimysium Perimysium Endomysium
Fasciculus of muscle fibres Endomysium A muscle fibre
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1) microstructure of skeletal muscle fiber
① long cylindrical um in diameter,1-40mm long ② multinucleate, nuclei are ovoid, distributed under sarcolemma ③ filled with longitudinal parallel-arranged myofibrils
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Longitudinal section Transverse section
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muscle fiber myofibril Thin Filaments Thick Filaments
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myofibril: 1-2um in diameter cross striation: light band -I band, dark band- A band
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--A band: M-line, H-band --I band: Z-line
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--A band (except H band):
Thin Filaments Thick Filaments H band: only Thick Filaments --I band: only Thin Filaments
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sacromere:1/2 I band, A band ,1/2 I band
the smallest structural and functional unit of myofibril
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---thick myofilament: composed of myosin: ---thin myofilament:
2) Ultrastructure of myofiber myofibril: ---thick myofilament: composed of myosin: ---thin myofilament: Compose of A. actin B. tropomyosin C. troponin:
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Transverse tubule (T tubule): ---definition: sarcolemma and basement membrane invaginate into sarcoplasm to form a transverse distributed tubular system ---location: A-I junctional part ---function: transfer the information into cytoplasm
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③ Sarcoplasmic reticulum:
---definition: A longitudinal distributed tubular system formed by smooth endoplasmic reticulum Sarcoplasmic reticulum
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H-A band: longitudinal enclose myofibril-- longitudinal tubule
---structure: H-A band: longitudinal enclose myofibril-- longitudinal tubule A-I junction: enlarge to form flattened sac —terminal cisternae triad: one T-tubule + two terminal cisternae ---function: there are calcium pump proteins (ATPase) on membrane, so it can store and release calcium ions triad
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Cardiac muscle
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1) Microstructure of cardiac muscle ① short column in shaped, 100um long,15um in diameter, with branches, the branches associated with each other to form a network ② 1-2 ovoid nuclei, centrally-located ③ striated, but no very clear ④ intercalated disc: junctional part LM: dark striation across the cardiac fibers
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Cardiac muscle
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Cardiac muscle: show intercalated disc
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2) Ultrastructure of cardiac muscle
similar to skeletal muscle, composed of thick, thin filament and have sarcomere ① myofibril have different diameter, the boundary of myofibril is not very clear
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(skeletal muscle : A-I junctional part)
② transverse tubule are thicker, located at Z-line level (skeletal muscle : A-I junctional part) ③ sarcoplasmic reticulum is not well-developed, form less terminal cisternae ④diad: one T-tubule + one terminal cisternae (skeletal muscle : triad) diad cardiac muscle triad skeletal muscle
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④ intercalated discs
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transverse portion longitudinal portion
transverse portion : connection -intermediate junction -desmosome longitudinal portion: communication -gap junction transverse portion longitudinal portion
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Smooth muscle
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microstructure of smooth muscle ① elongated, spindle-shaped cells, 8um in diameter, 200( )um long ② rob-liked or ovoid nucleus ③ no striation, no myofibril
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① caveola on sarcolemme invaginate into cytoplasm
2) ultrastructure of smooth muscle ① caveola on sarcolemme invaginate into cytoplasm ② dense patch: under sarcolemma dense body: in sarcoplasm ③ intermediate filament: caveola dense body dense pach
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smooth muscle under SEM
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Compare with three muscle tissues
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1. The location of T tubules of cardiac muscle differ from those of skeletal muscle, the former lie at the A. A-I junctions B.I bands C. A bands D.M lines E. Z lines √
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√ 2. Sarcoplasmic reticulum of muscle fiber is composed of
A. lysosome B. mitochondria C. microsome D. RER E. SER √
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3.The cell junction which transmit rapidly an electrical impulse between adjacent smooth muscle cells is A. tight junction B. intermediate junction C. gap junction D. desmosome E. semidesmosome √
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Questions: Describe the characteristics of muscle tissue. Compare the similar with the difference for three kinds of muscle cells according to their fine structure and ultrastructure.
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