7. Label the following diagram of a sarcomere. Your labels should include: Actin, Myosin Tail, Myosin Head, Thick Filament, Thin Filament, Z Band, Light Band, Dark Band 8. In the diagram below put the following sarcomeres in order from most relaxed to most contracted. 9. Identify the Role of the following in muscle Contraction: Ca2+ ATP 10. Label The following parts on this picture: Actin Filament, Myosin Tail, Myosin Head, Tropomyosin, Crossbridge, Troponin, Calcium Binding Site, Myosin Binding Site, ATP binding site, Direction of movement of both Actin and Myosin filaments 11. Complete the following chart regarding ATP production in muscle cells: Process of ATP Production: Amount of When is this process used: ATP produced 12. Complete the following diagram by identifying the missing parts 13. Explain the or none’ response of a muscle fibre. ‘all 14. Fill in the following regarding different types of muscle fibres: Type of # of Myoglobin Surrounded Source of Type of What Fibre: mitochondria present? by many energy contraction: muscle fibre ( many/ few) capillary storage: is best used beds? for:
7. Label the following diagram of a sarcomere. Your labels should include: Actin, Myosin Tail, Myosin Head, Thick Filament, Thin Filament, Z Band, Light Band, Dark Band 8. In the diagram below put the following sarcomeres in order from most relaxed to most contracted. 9. Identify the Role of the following in muscle Contraction: Ca2+ ATP 10. Label The following parts on this picture: Actin Filament, Myosin Tail, Myosin Head, Tropomyosin, Crossbridge, Troponin, Calcium Binding Site, Myosin Binding Site, ATP binding site, Direction of movement of both Actin and Myosin filaments 11. Complete the following chart regarding ATP production in muscle cells: Process of ATP Production: Amount of ATP produced When is this process used: 12. Complete the following diagram by identifying the missing parts 13. Explain the ‘all or none’ response of a muscle fibre. 14. Fill in the following regarding different types of muscle fibres: Type of Fibre: # of mitochondria ( many/ few) Myoglobin present? Surrounded by many capillary beds? Source of energy storage: Type of contraction: What muscle fibre is best used for:
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