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Muscle Tissue & Skeletal Muscle Notes
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Interesting Muscle Facts What is the biggest muscle in your body?
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How many muscles do you use to smile? 17
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How many muscles do you use to frown? 43
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Where is the strongest muscle in the body? In the jaw, it is called the masseter muscle.
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NOTES – MUSCLE TISSUE AND THE SKELETAL MUSCLES MUSCLE TISSUE ANATOMY Epimysium outer covering of muscles Fascicle a bundle of muscle fibers
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Perimysium each fascicle is covered by the perimysium Endomysium thin covering around each muscle fiber both perimysium & endomysium contain blood vessels and nerve endings
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MUSCLE TISSUE – MICROSCOPIC ANATOMY Myofibrils each muscle fiber (muscle cell) contains bundles of myofibrils
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made of 2 proteins: 1. ACTIN – the thin one 2. MYOSIN – the thick one Sarcomere formed by the arrangement of actin and myosin
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SKELETAL MUSCLE – MICROSCOPIC VIEW
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SKELETAL MUSCLE – MICROSCOPIC VIEW – CROSS SECTION
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Sarcomere (cont.) A - BAND area where actin & myosin overlap I - BAND area of actin only what gives skeletal muscle its STRIATIONS
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Z – Lines are also the boundaries of the sarcomere Z – LINES where I – Bands attach (actin)
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Sarcoplasmic Reticulum contains large stores of calcium surrounded by SARCOLEMMA (muscle cell membrane)
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T - Tubules aka: Transverse Tubules function to help the electrical impulse for muscle contraction reach the cell’s interior also allow calcium to reach myofibrils T-TUBULE
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