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Copy of Skeletal Muscle Videos (5/28/2026)

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a.) You’re kept alive and moving by three types of muscle tissue: , , and .

b.) Your smooth muscle tissue is found in the walls of all your hollow visceral organs, like your , and airways, and blood vessels.

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The heart gets its very own muscle tissue type called , which looks striped and functions involuntarily.

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The types of muscles you can see and feel are your .

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Most skeletal muscles attach to your skeleton and create by pulling bones in different directions as they .

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A skeletal muscle is constructed like a really sturdy piece of rope, made up of tiny, parallel threads called .

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There are three layers to skeletal muscle; they are (from inside to outside) , , and .

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The myofibrils are made up on many ; each of these has two kinds of myofilaments: and .

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The is the process of muscle contraction.

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and work together to block actin.

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When the action potential travels down a muscle cell's membrane, it triggers the -sensitive proteins linked to calcium channels in the .

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Troponin will bind with , causing another protein, , to move away from the actin strands and expose the .

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When a muscle contracts, the will shrink (or shorten).

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The molecule that allows myosin to bind with and release from the bind sites is .

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There are approximately muscles in your body.

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When you look at how the muscular system moves, you have to keep two things in mind: first, muscles never ; they always .

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The bone that moves is called the muscle’s point, while the bone that doesn’t move is referred to as the muscle’s point.

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The muscles that are mainly responsible for producing a certain movement are called that motion’s movers or muscles.

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The antagonists of a movement work in reverse by staying relaxed, stretching, or contracting just enough to keep the prime movers from .

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A is a group of muscle fibers that all get their signals from the same, single .

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There are three phases to a muscle twitch, they are: , , and .

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is when all of the twitches get closer together and then eventually blend into one.

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Recruitment is also known as .

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If I develop a lot of tension without actually changing the muscle’s length, I’d be experiencing contractions.