physiology of muscle contraction, select the correct description of the step from the following three options
step 1
a. Ca moves out of the synaptic knob triggering exotyosis of acetylcholine
b. Ca moves into synaptic knob, triggering exotyosis of acetylcholine
c. Ca moves into synaptic knob triggering endocytosis of acetylcholine
step 2.
a. acetylcholine binds to CG-NA channels, Na moves into myofiber
b. acetylcholine binds to CG-NA channels, Na moves out of myofiber
c. acetylcholine binds to CG-NA channels, Ca moves out of myofiber
step 3
a. an action potential propagated down sarcoplasmic reticulum
b. action potential propagated down t-tubules
c. action potential propagated down sarcomere
step 4
a. Ca diffuses into sarcoplasm through VG-NA channels
b. Ca diffuses to sarcomere through CG-Ca channels
c. Ca diffuses into sarcoplasm through Ca release channels
step 5
a. Ca binds to troponin
b. Ca binds to tropomyosin
c. Ca diffuses into sarcoplasm through Ca release channels
step 6
a. troponin moves away from myosin binding sites
b. cross bridge forms
c. tropomyosin moves away from myosin binding sitea
step 7
a. myosin binds actin
b. mtosin binds tropomyosin
c. sctin binds troponin
Step 1 answer is Option b ye sit will cause movement of Calcium into synaptic knob causing exocytosis of Ach.
Step 2 is Option b acetylcholine binds to CG-NA channels, Na moves into myofiber that is entry from ECF
Step 3 is Option b action potential propagated down t-tubules
Step 4 is Option a Ca diffuses into sarcoplasm through VG-NA channels in the t tubule
Step 5 is a that is Calcium bind with troponin to change position
Step 6 is Option c as tropomyosin moves away from myosin binding sites
Step 7 is myosin bind to actin
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