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Muscle contraction steps

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order and explanation of muscle contractions

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science
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humanbody
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Rachel Beal
Rachel Beal
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Skeletal Muscle contractions

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Muscle contraction stepsOnline version

order and explanation of muscle contractions

by Rachel Beal
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is released from a neuron ending into the synaptic cleft at the

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binds to and stimulates the action potentia l

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The action potential travels down the sarcolemma and - and activates the in the

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The sarcoplasmic reticulum releases into the

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binds to which shifts so that binding sites on are expose d

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heads bind to actin , forming -

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Using the chemical energy contained in ATP , myosin heads pull filaments together within the , and shorten s

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actin calcium myosin cytoplasm muscle sarcoplasmic reticulum heads ATP ends potassium

New is used to detach and move them back into position for another power strok e

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energy muscle sarcoplasmic potassium moves calcium begins ends action potential atp reticulu actin

The relaxes when stimulation , and the is pumped back into the

 
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