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Match the definition with the correct term. Worth 1 point each. an individual muscle cell [ Choose ] sarcomere fasicle T (transverse) tubules Myoglobin sarcolemma Myofilament muscle fiber Multi-nucleate sarcoplasma sarcoplasmic reticulum a group of muscle cells within the belly of a muscle 2. [ Choose ] sarcomere fasicle T (transverse) tubules Myoglobin sarcolemma Myofilament muscle fiber Multi-nucleate sarcoplasma sarcoplasmic reticulum plasma membrane of skeletal muscle cells 3. [ Choose ] sarcomere fasicle T (transverse) tubules Myoglobin sarcolemma Myofilament muscle fiber Multi-nucleate sarcoplasma sarcoplasmic reticulum the cytoplasm of a skeletal muscle cell 4. [ Choose ] sarcomere fasicle T (transverse) tubules Myoglobin sarcolemma Myofilament muscle fiber Multi-nucleate sarcoplasma sarcoplasmic reticulum C5.ontractile unit of a muscle cell that make a myofibirl 6.[ Choose ] sarcomere fasicle T (transverse) tubules Myoglobin sarcolemma Myofilament muscle fiber Multi-nucleate sarcoplasma sarcoplasmic reticulum Modified endoplasmic reticulum that regulates calcium in the cell 7. [ Choose ] sarcomere fasicle T (transverse) tubules Myoglobin sarcolemma Myofilament muscle fiber Multi-nucleate sarcoplasma sarcoplasmic reticulum Tubes continuous with the sarcolemma to increase surface area 8. [ Choose ] sarcomere fasicle T (transverse) tubules Myoglobin sarcolemma Myofilament muscle fiber Multi-nucleate sarcoplasma sarcoplasmic reticulum The major component of a muscle cell (takes up the most intracellular volume) 9. [ Choose ] sarcomere fasicle T (transverse) tubules Myoglobin sarcolemma Myofilament muscle fiber Multi-nucleate sarcoplasma sarcoplasmic reticulum Oxygen-binding protein in a muscle cell 10. [ Choose ] sarcomere fasicle T (transverse) tubules Myoglobin sarcolemma Myofilament muscle fiber Multi-nucleate sarcoplasma sarcoplasmic reticulum Containing many nuclei (choose one

Match the definition with the correct term. Worth 1 point each.an individual muscle cell     [ Choose ]             sarcomere             fasicle             T (transverse) tubules             Myoglobin             sarcolemma             Myofilament             muscle fiber             Multi-nucleate             sarcoplasma   […]

 

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Match the definition with the correct term. Worth 1 point each. an individual muscle cell [ Choose ] sarcomere fasicle T (transverse) tubules Myoglobin sarcolemma Myofilament muscle fiber Multi-nucleate sarcoplasma sarcoplasmic reticulum a group of muscle cells within the belly of a muscle 2. [ Choose ] sarcomere fasicle T (transverse) tubules Myoglobin sarcolemma Myofilament muscle fiber Multi-nucleate sarcoplasma sarcoplasmic reticulum plasma membrane of skeletal muscle cells 3. [ Choose ] sarcomere fasicle T (transverse) tubules Myoglobin sarcolemma Myofilament muscle fiber Multi-nucleate sarcoplasma sarcoplasmic reticulum the cytoplasm of a skeletal muscle cell 4. [ Choose ] sarcomere fasicle T (transverse) tubules Myoglobin sarcolemma Myofilament muscle fiber Multi-nucleate sarcoplasma sarcoplasmic reticulum C5.ontractile unit of a muscle cell that make a myofibirl 6.[ Choose ] sarcomere fasicle T (transverse) tubules Myoglobin sarcolemma Myofilament muscle fiber Multi-nucleate sarcoplasma sarcoplasmic reticulum Modified endoplasmic reticulum that regulates calcium in the cell 7. [ Choose ] sarcomere fasicle T (transverse) tubules Myoglobin sarcolemma Myofilament muscle fiber Multi-nucleate sarcoplasma sarcoplasmic reticulum Tubes continuous with the sarcolemma to increase surface area 8. [ Choose ] sarcomere fasicle T (transverse) tubules Myoglobin sarcolemma Myofilament muscle fiber Multi-nucleate sarcoplasma sarcoplasmic reticulum The major component of a muscle cell (takes up the most intracellular volume) 9. [ Choose ] sarcomere fasicle T (transverse) tubules Myoglobin sarcolemma Myofilament muscle fiber Multi-nucleate sarcoplasma sarcoplasmic reticulum Oxygen-binding protein in a muscle cell 10. [ Choose ] sarcomere fasicle T (transverse) tubules Myoglobin sarcolemma Myofilament muscle fiber Multi-nucleate sarcoplasma sarcoplasmic reticulum Containing many nuclei (choose one

Match the definition with the correct term. Worth 1 point each.an individual muscle cell     [ Choose ]             sarcomere             fasicle             T (transverse) tubules             Myoglobin             sarcolemma             Myofilament             muscle fiber             Multi-nucleate             sarcoplasma   […]

 

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Question 1.In a chemical synapse, the axon terminal of the presynaptic neuron is in direct contact with the dendrite of the postsynaptic neuron. TRUE OR FALSE 2.What molecules are located INSIDE synaptic vesicles? A. Calcium ions B.Neurotransmitters C. Phopholipids D. Sodium ions 3.In a resting (or unexcited) neuron, calcium is at a higher concentration ______________ of the cell. INSIDE OR OUTSIDE 4.What molecule DIRECTLY causes a vesicle to merge (or fuse) to the membrane of the presynaptic neuron? A.Sodium ion B.Potassium ion C.Calcium ion 5.Released neurotransmitters will travel through ion channels of the postsynaptic neuron and enter the cytoplasm of that cell. A.True B.False. TRUE OR FALSE 2.What molecules are located INSIDE synaptic vesicles? A. Calcium ions B.Neurotransmitters C. Phopholipids D. Sodium ions 3.In a resting (or unexcited) neuron, calcium is at a higher concentration ______________ of the cell. INSIDE OR OUTSIDE 4.What molecule DIRECTLY causes a vesicle to merge (or fuse) to the membrane of the presynaptic neuron? A.Sodium ion B.Potassium ion C.Calcium ion 5.Released neurotransmitters will travel through ion channels of the postsynaptic neuron and enter the cytoplasm of that cell. A.True B.False

Question 1.In a chemical synapse, the axon terminal of the presynaptic neuron is in direct contact with the dendrite of the postsynaptic neuron. TRUE OR FALSE 2.What molecules are located INSIDE synaptic vesicles? A. Calcium ions B.Neurotransmitters C. Phopholipids D. Sodium ions 3.In a resting (or unexcited) neuron, calcium is at a higher concentration ______________ […]

 

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Question 1.The change of potential due to electrotonic spread will get larger the further away from the starting point it travels. True False 2.In which type of potential do voltage-gated channels play a role? A. Electrotonic (Local) potentials B. Action potentials 3.According to this video, what event occurs if the electrotonic spread causes a change of potential from -70mV (at rest) to -55mv? A. Voltage-gated potassium channels open. B.Voltage-gated sodium channels open. 4.The axon hillock is the location of large quantity of voltage-gated channels. True False 5. An action potential helps to “boost” electrotonic potential so that it can spread further (like down an axon) without losing strength. True FalseTrue False 2.In which type of potential do voltage-gated channels play a role? A. Electrotonic (Local) potentials B. Action potentials 3.According to this video, what event occurs if the electrotonic spread causes a change of potential from -70mV (at rest) to -55mv? A. Voltage-gated potassium channels open. B.Voltage-gated sodium channels open. 4.The axon hillock is the location of large quantity of voltage-gated channels. True False 5. An action potential helps to “boost” electrotonic potential so that it can spread further (like down an axon) without losing strength. True False

Question 1.The change of potential due to electrotonic spread will get larger the further away from the starting point it travels.   True False 2.In which type of potential do voltage-gated channels play a role? A. Electrotonic (Local) potentials B. Action potentials 3.According to this video, what event occurs if the electrotonic spread causes a change of potential […]

 

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