Structural protein and Striations
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Titin is what type of filament?
Elastic filament
Huge, springy protein
Titin
Help stabilize and position the thick filament
Titin
Prevent overstretching and provide recoil
Prevent overstretching and provide recoil
Prevent overstretching and provide recoil
Titin
What is this?
M Line
What is this?
H band
What is this?
Thick Filament
What is this?
Thin filament
What is this?
Elastic Filament
What is this?
Z disc
Structural protein do what?
Anchors, aligns, and regulates
Clinically important protein
Dystrophin
Links outermost actin to membrane proteins that link to endomysium
Dystrophin
Genetic defects in dystrophin produce
Muscular dystrophy
What is this?
Endomysium
Dystrophin transfers forces a muscle contraction to
Connective tissue
What is this?
Linking proteins
What is this?
Dystrophin
Striations result from the precise organization of
Myosin and Actin
What cells does striations occur
cardiac and skeletal muscle cells
A-bands
Dark
Light
I-bands
