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The sarcoplasmic reticulum constitutes the main intracellular calcium store in striated muscle and plays an important role in the regulation of excitation–contraction–coupling (ECC)
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Links the way in which the ATP is provided, ie the form of participation of the different energy systems and the type of physical activity that is performed.
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Muscles develop tension and become shortened or stretched.
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When they are at rest, neurons and axons are electrically charged thanks to the ions (sodium, potassium, chlorine) that are on the outside and inside the cells
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System is an organized structure of components that maintain interrelationships. These components can be physical or symbolic. Cardiovascular, on the other hand, is a term linked to the heart and the circulatory system.
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Union of the muscle at the less mobile bone point. The origin represents that muscular union that works like a stationary support point, Is characterized by stability or low mobility.
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Mitochondria are the organelles of the cells in charge of administering the energy so that the cellular tissue has its habitual behavior
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Relative to the connection between nerves and the muscles that stimulate.
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Metabolism is the set of physical and chemical processes and reactions to which a cell is subjected.
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Physiology is the science whose object of study are the functions of organic beings.
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Is called anaerobic organism that can survive despite the lack of oxygen. The beings that, instead, do require oxygen to live, are called aerobic.
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The meniscus is the free space of a liquid substance that is in a container.
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The cell is an anatomical and functional unit of living beings composed of a cytoplasm and a membrane-protected nucleus.
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This is the action of exercising, Exercising or exercising. These verbs refer to practicing an art. A trade or a profession, although they may also refer to the fact of carrying out a certain action.
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Ligaments are structures made up of fibrous tissue, mainly collagen, Which are band-shaped and fixed to the bones at their ends being necessary to give stability to the various joints.
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Is found in the center of eukaryotic cells, Which contain all the necessary genetic data at the time of reproduction, The cell nucleus is composed of a soft organelle that is made up of DNA and RNA.
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A substance by certain glands of the body active, involved in the processes of metabolism , growh and sexual appetite.
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The muscles are tissues or organs of the human body, the locomotor apparatus characterized by its ability to contract and usually by a response to a nervous stimulus.
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Nerve is a set of fibers of a particular type that drives impulses between the central nervous system and different parts of the body nerve.
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Are bands of nervous tissue and whitish color that binds the muscles to the bones. Have a great tensioning force, although their elasticity is very reduced and they are resistant to the stretch.
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Strength is the ability to perform a physical work or a movement, As well as the power or effort to hold a body or resist a push.
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The cell is known as the anatomical, physiological and origin unit of every living being.
