Column I Column II Ca binds to calmodulin 1. Binds calcium in skeletal muscle cells Ca binds to troponin 2. Occurs in smooth muscles only Type II muscle fibers 3. Is the primary source of Ca that drives muscle contraction Troponin 4. depend on glycolysis as a source of energy H zone 5. Anchors thin filaments together Z line 6. sheath of connective tissue surrounds a bundle of muscle fibres Sarcomere 7. The region of thick filaments that has no overlap with thin filaments Actin and myosin 8. Is the functional unit of skeletal muscle Perimysium 9. Occurs in skeletal and cardiac muscles Sarcoplasmic reticulum 10. Generate the mechanical force of a muscle through crossbridge cycling

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