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Musculoskeletal System
Allows for movement!
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How muscles and bones allow movement
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Vocab Antagonistic pairs: muscles work in pairs with opposite functions Flexion (contraction) Extension (relaxation)
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Terms Muscle: contractile tissue Tendon: attaches muscle to bone
Ligaments: hold bones together Joint: place where bones come together Cartilage: protects bones at joints
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3 Types of Muscle Cells
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How does a muscle know when to move?
Neuromuscular junction—acetylcholine neurons release neurotransmitters to signal muscle contraction
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How do muscles move? Sliding filament theory:
Myosin (thick filament) pulls on Actin (thin filament) causing each sarcomere (muscle unit) to contract Lots of ATP is needed for this to happen!
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Identify the role of ATP and Calcium ions in control
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Rigor Mortis
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Bones Skeletal System Protects organs Allows for movement
Produces blood cells Bone Marrow
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Bones and Calcium
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Osteoporosis Osteoblasts Osteoclasts Build Bone Release Calcium
*Building bone process stops when you age *Why would it be important for older adults to take supplements of calcium?
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Activity We will dissect a chicken wing to model the role of the musculoskeletal system!
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