Thick Filaments and Myosin Structure
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- Опубліковано 14 лип 2024
- Although there are many types of myosin, the most often talked about is our skeletal muscle myosin that is involved in muscle contraction. In this tutorial we will discuss the features of myosin and how they integrate to form thick filaments.
Video number- Anatomy 1- 57
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Do tinin runs through the thick filament in a straight line or it spins between/around of myosin subunits?
sir, are there any heavy chains in myosin? If so, where are they located?
Yes there are two heavy chains in each myosin subunit which are present in tail of myosin
I believe, actually, that the heavy chain consists of both the head and tail part of the myosin. The neck is simply the region in between the tail and the head where two light chains wrap around the heavy chain.
Hey Sir! Can you please tell how each myosin filament is surrounded by six actin filament at each end?
I know that I can tell you
If we take cross section of z line its hexagona