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step 1
Nerve impulse moves to end of nerve, opens calcium channels
step 2
calcium flows into nerves releasing aceryl choline (ACH) into synaptic cleft
step 3
Aceryl Choline (ACH) binds to receptors on the muscle opening Na+ (sodium) channels
step 4
NA+ uses the t- tibules to flow deep into muscle, until it reaches sarcoplasmic recticulum. (ca2+ storage)
step 5
Sarcoplasmic recticulum releases ca+2 onto sarcomere
step 6
Ca2+ activates cross-bridges on myosin to bind actin and shorten the sarcomere