- Name the protein that is embedded in the sarcoplasmic reticular membrane
Ryanodine receptor
- Name the type of nerves that innervate skeletal muscle fibres
Alpha motor neurons / somatic efferent neurons
- Name the region in a skeletal muscle fibre membrane that lies under the terminal portion of its axon.
Motor-and plate
- What is the local depolarization of motor-end-plate known as?
Motor-ends-plate potential (MEPP)
- Name an ecetylcholine receptor blocker at the neuromuscular junction
Curare
- Name the specific acetylcholine receptors to which the chemical curare binds to
Nicotinic receptors
- Name a drug that is used in surgical procedures that mimicks the effects of curare
Gallamine (Tubocurarine)
- What is the specific action of ‘nerve gases’ in neuromuscular transmission that is used in biological warfare?
Inhibits acetylcholine esterase enzyme
- Name a toxin that blocks the release of acetylcholine from nerve terminals.
Botullinum toxin
- What is the mechanical response of a single muscle fibre to a single action potential known as?
Muscle twitch
- Name the interval in a muscle twitch response that falls prior to the contraction period.
Latent-period
- What is the site of fatigue in a nerve-muscle preparation?
- What are oxidative muscle fibres?
Fibres containing many mitochondria with high oxidative phosphorylation ability
- Name the oxygen-binding protein that is present in muscle fibres.
Myoglobin
- If neurons to a skeletal muscle fibre are destroyed, the muscle becomes progressively smaller. What is this condition known as?
Atrophy
( Physiology; UMS 2008 )
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