Question

1.) Single muscle cells have an electrical all or none response similar to action potentials of...

1.) Single muscle cells have an electrical all or none response similar to action potentials of neurons.

True
False

2.)

Acetylcholine released from a motor neuron onto a skeletal muscle cell is an example of __________ signaling.

endocrine

exocrine

autocrine

paracrine

3.)

Multiple, closely spaced depolarizations of skeletal muscle can sum together to produce a more powerful contraction because of accumulation of __________.

ATP in the cytosol

ATP in the sarcoplasmic reticulum

Ca2+ in the sarcoplasmic reticulum

Ca2+ in the cytosol  

4.)

Isometric contraction involves the muscle generating greater force than the load leading to sarcomere shortening.

True
False

Homework Answers

Answer #1

1) True,simple,a muscle fibre (not a whole muscle) either contracts fully of doesn't contact at all, it's like a falling ball,it either falls fully or doesn't at all.

2) Ach from a neuron associated with a muscle is released to the muscle, this is called paracrine signalling (means near signalling).

3) The contraction is because of Ca2+ ions in the cytosol,so more the cytosolic Ca2+,powerful the contraction.

4) True, because in isometric contraction , though the sarcomere contracts, the total length of the muscle remains the same and much more force is generated.

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