ATP’s role in the sliding filament theory of muscle contraction includes (select all that apply):
a) Binding of ATP to myosin releases the actin-myosin crossbridge
b) Hydrolysis of ATP releases energy in the form of heat.
c) Hydrolysis of ATP removes the tropomyosin from the binding site, allowing for crossbridge formation
d) Hydrolysis of ATP provides energy to “reset” the myosin heads into a cocked position
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