foundation of DOMS - 2nd powerpoint

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how is DOMS primarily caused

eccentric muscle contractions

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what is the microstructure sarcomere damage in DOMS

sarcomere overstretching affecting Zdisks and cytoskeletal issues

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what is the role of titin and mechanial amplification

titin stiffens during loading and increases tension and stress

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what does the initiation of signaling cascades of stress and sarcolemma disruptions lead to

inflammation

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what occurs in muscle cells in calcium overload

eccentric will increase ca to degrade muscle proteins

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how is mitochodnrial ROS affected by calcium overload

mitochondira increases ROS and activiating ROS pathways

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what occurs with neurocentric mechanisms in DOMS

damage to piezo2 channels that affects stretch reflex

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what does piezo1 detect

detects mechanical stretch, shear stress, and tissue stiffness

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what does piezo2 detect

principle of transducer for proprioception

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what occurs in peripehral sensitization in DOMS: where is pain

pain from muscle nocicpetor not fiber damage

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what mediators are involved in inflammation

IL-6, TNF-A, and bradykinin and prostaglandin E2

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what two mediators enhance pain

B2 bradykinin and COX2

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what is the role of macrophages in DOMS

support repair and inflammation

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DOMS involve the coordination of what 4 responses

muscle fibers, connective tissue, immune cells, and sensory neurons