skeletal, nervous, connective

skeletal, smooth, cardiac

dense CT, covers each muscle

dense, CT, holds muscle to bone

Muscle cell membrane

Tubulus for transport inside muscle fiber

Tubes that transport calcium from outside of cell to SR

Neurotransmitter release the stimulate contraction of muscle fiber

connection between motor, neuron and muscle fiber

found at post synaptic, near muscular, junctions, and muscles and nerves

Ion needed for muscle contraction, binds to troponin

protein that holds tropomyosin in place that will bind with calcium

Thin filament, covered by tropomyosin

Thick filament, wants to bind to actin

Rope like fiber, wrapped around Actin, covers binding sites for myosin

Chemical energy needed to power energy contraction

Give the muscles an initial source for regenerating ATP

Process of cellular respiration that takes place in the presence of oxygen gas

The process in which incomplete oxidation of glucose occurs in absence of oxygen

The process in in which glucose is broken down to produce energy

Amount of oxygen required to restore body to pre-workout conditions

the SR and the tt release calcium into the synaps, calcium binds to troponin, troponin moves and drags the tropomyosin, it reveals myosin binding sites aka actin and then the myosin connects to the actin.

Tendon

fascia

sarcoplasmic reticulum

actin and myosin

muscle fiber

sarcolemma