Contraction of Skeletal Muscle

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    Understood CONTRACTION mechanism, thanks Andrey!. Now, could you explain the reverse process, that is, RELEASE of skeletal muscle? Good lecture!

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  • @yougoog1
    @yougoog1 3 роки тому +1

    Do steps 3 and 6 repeat many times so that thin filaments from each side move towards each other and eventually close up the gap and overlap on each other at the end of contraction phase?

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    Gorgeous explanation.. wat causes hydrolysis if the ATP on the myosin head….

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  • @jennablue5763
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    I have a question! When you release the ADP+ Pi in step 4, where does it go? Does it bind onto the actin in an ATP shape?

    • @georgeklucsarjr1988
      @georgeklucsarjr1988 5 років тому

      It's been 2 yrs, so I hope you found your answer. If not, do you think it makes its way back to the mitochondria to be reformed into ATP ( through the electron transport chain )? Probably

  • @sagaofficial794
    @sagaofficial794 3 роки тому

    Hi there am Mark
    Am lost because on your first lecture on sacromere you indicated that the troponin and tropomyosin on the diagram differently and now you have reversed the labeling
    So which one is right

  • @mayankuever
    @mayankuever 8 років тому

    Question :-most skeletal muscle is innervated by what type of motor neuron ?alpha,beta,gamma,delta

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  • @darshanmore8032
    @darshanmore8032 3 роки тому

    Can we say that if we r not training muscle at full range of motion we are not training all sarcomere within that particular muscle

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    Why does the sacomere remain contracted in the relaxed state?

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    what does the dihydropyridine do?

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    Why skeletal muscles are not always in the state of contraction plz ans it

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