PHY2011 Lecture Notes - Lecture 25: Mitochondrion, Passive Transport, Depolarization

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Week 9 L3 (T5AL2) -Excitation contraction coupling
Excitation  stimulation by a neuron
Contraction  interaction b/w actin and myosin
Intracellular calcium concentration regulates contraction
Plasma membrane: Sarcolemma
1. Excitable
Transverse tubules
1. Radial invaginations of the sarcolemma
2. Allows APs to reach more microfibrils
3. Also an excitable membrane
4. Run along the z-lines
5. Have voltage sensors (DiHydroPyridine receptors) that communicate with SR
Sarcoplasmic reticulum (SR)
1. Like the ER
2. Intracellular compartment
3. Surrounds each microfibril and t-tubule
4. Uptakes, stores and releases Calcium ions
More calcium in SR than in cytoplasm
-Pumps in against concentration gradient (active transport)
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