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Fill in the blank using information available from the diagram above: With every action potential sarcoplasm. More calcium in sarcoplasm means tropomyosin active site of (more/less) calcium is dumped into the cytoplasm or (can/cannot) cover the (actin/myosin) and as a result, there will be (more/less) interaction between actin and myosin. Calcium ATPase will take (longer/shorter) to remove calcium from the sarcoplasm and re-sequester them back into the sarcoplasmic reticulum. If another action potential arise before calcium has been re-sequestered into the sarcoplasmic reticulum, that means even (more/less) is in the sarcoplasm. (more/less) contraction. Eventually these contractions will (more/less) calcium means lead to fused tetanus that means the entire muscle cannot contract any more. It has reached maximum contraction.

Fill in the blank using information available from the diagram above: With every action potential sarcoplasm. More calcium in sarcoplasm means tropomyosin active site of (more/less) calcium is dumped into the cytoplasm or (can/cannot) cover the (actin/myosin) and as a result, there will be (more/less) interaction between actin and myosin. Calcium ATPase will take (longer/shorter) to remove calcium from the sarcoplasm and re-sequester them back into the sarcoplasmic reticulum. If another action potential arise before calcium has been re-sequestered into the sarcoplasmic reticulum, that means even (more/less) is in the sarcoplasm. (more/less) contraction. Eventually these contractions will (more/less) calcium means lead to fused tetanus that means the entire muscle cannot contract any more. It has reached maximum contraction.

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Fill in the blank using information available from the diagram above: With every action potential sarcoplasm. More calcium in sarcoplasm means tropomyosin active site of (more/less) calcium is dumped into the cytoplasm or (can/cannot) cover the (actin/myosin) and as a result, there will be (more/less) interaction between actin and myosin. Calcium ATPase will take (longer/shorter) to remove calcium from the sarcoplasm and re-sequester them back into the sarcoplasmic reticulum. If another action potential arise before calcium has been re-sequestered into the sarcoplasmic reticulum, that means even (more/less) calo lead to fused tetanus that means the entire muscle cannot contract any more. It has reached maximum (more/less) is in the sarcoplasm. (more/less) contraction. Eventually these contractions will m means contraction.
Transcribed Image Text:Fill in the blank using information available from the diagram above: With every action potential sarcoplasm. More calcium in sarcoplasm means tropomyosin active site of (more/less) calcium is dumped into the cytoplasm or (can/cannot) cover the (actin/myosin) and as a result, there will be (more/less) interaction between actin and myosin. Calcium ATPase will take (longer/shorter) to remove calcium from the sarcoplasm and re-sequester them back into the sarcoplasmic reticulum. If another action potential arise before calcium has been re-sequestered into the sarcoplasmic reticulum, that means even (more/less) calo lead to fused tetanus that means the entire muscle cannot contract any more. It has reached maximum (more/less) is in the sarcoplasm. (more/less) contraction. Eventually these contractions will m means contraction.
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