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It is a cytoplasmic organelle of muscle fibers formed by a system of simple membranes surrounding each myofibril
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Functioning of the three energy systems during the exercise. It can be defined as the capacity of the organism to simultaneously maintain active three energy systems
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physiological process during which the muscle, by sliding the structures that compose it; shortens or relax
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exchange of ions across the cell membrane
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It is composed of the heart and blood vessels that are joined forming a closed circuit through which circulates the blood
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the connection between nerves and muscles that stimulate.
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the muscle in the least mobile bone point Union; that is the Union of the muscle with bone less moving of the two that connects the muscle.
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is the set of physical and chemical processes and reactions to which it is subject to a cell; These are which will enable them to its main activities
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Physiology is the biological science that deals with the study of the organic functions of organic beings. What makes this discipline is meeting the principles of exact sciences and go giving sense to the interrelationships and interactions of the basic elements that make up a living being, with their environmen
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Mechanism of provision of slow energy, where the decomposition of fuel soccurs with the help of oxygen
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exercise is short-lasting, high-intensity activity, where your body’s demand for oxygen exceeds the oxygen supply available
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they are chemical messengers in the body that control numerous functions and circulate through the blood to the organs and tissues
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is a band of tissue connective fibrous very solid and elastic that unites them bones among them in the breast of a joint. The ligament allows the movement, but avoids also move them bones of mode over what prevents the dislocations in case of movements forced.
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they are small particles in which protein synthesis takes place in living organisms
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The strength is the ability to perform physical work or movement, as well as the power or effort to sustain a body or resist a push.
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membranous organelle which is arranged in the center of eukaryotic cells
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Cartilaginous sheet located between the bones of certain joints; Especially the one of the knee. Origen Muscular –Muscular Origin Less mobile bone point; That is to say, that the bone that less moves of the two that give insertion to the muscle is the one that denominates origin.
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It is a set of fibers of one type in particular which leads impulses between the central nervous system and various parts of the body.
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Anatomical unit of all living organisms, usually microscopic, formed by a membrane that surrounds it, one or more nuclei and cytoplasm.
