muscle fibres

Descrição

incomplete muscle fibres mind-map
Tegan-Mai Trinder
Mapa Mental por Tegan-Mai Trinder, atualizado more than 1 year ago
Tegan-Mai Trinder
Criado por Tegan-Mai Trinder mais de 3 anos atrás
6
0

Resumo de Recurso

muscle fibres
  1. type I - slow oxidative
    1. 110 m/s slower contraction speed
      1. anaerobic capacity is low
        1. produce energy aerobically
        2. myosin ATPase/ glycolytic enzyme activity is low
        3. motor neurone size is small
          1. better adapted to low intensity exercise
          2. force produced is low
            1. myoglobin content is high
              1. capillary density is high
              2. fatigability is low
                1. aerobic capacity is very high
                2. mitochondrial density is high
                  1. motor neuron conduction capacity is slow
                  2. type IIa - fast glycolytic oxidative
                    1. longer burst of energy needed
                      1. used for short, intense bursts of effort
                        1. myosin ATPase/ glycolytic enzyme activity is high
                        2. fatigability is medium
                          1. aerobic capacity is medium
                            1. generate a greater force of contraction
                            2. anaerobic capacity is high
                            3. contraction speed is faster at 50 m/s
                              1. motor neurone size is large
                                1. capillary density is medium
                                2. produce energy anaerobically
                                3. motor neurone conduction capacity is fast
                                  1. myoglobin content is medium
                                  2. force produced is high
                                    1. mitochondrial density is medium
                                  3. type IIb - fast glycolytic
                                    1. fatigue much faster
                                      1. highly explosive events
                                        1. contraction speed is faster at 50 m/s
                                        2. motor neurone size is large
                                          1. motor neuroine conduction capacity is fast
                                            1. force produced is high
                                              1. fatigability is high
                                              2. mitochondrial density is low
                                                1. myoglobin content is low
                                                  1. capillary density is low
                                                  2. aerobic capacity is low
                                                    1. anaerobic capacity is very high
                                                      1. myosin ATPase/ glycolytic enzyme activity is very high

                                                  Semelhante

                                                  Unit 4: The Respiratory and Circulatory Systems
                                                  Cath Warriner
                                                  Unit 2: Factors Affecting Performance
                                                  Cath Warriner
                                                  Unit 4: Respiratory and Circulatory System
                                                  Cath Warriner
                                                  Muscular-Skeletal systems
                                                  Camilla Donaldson
                                                  Respiratory system-responses and adaptations
                                                  Camilla Donaldson
                                                  Life in Germany
                                                  Ben C
                                                  George- Of mice and men
                                                  Elinor Jones
                                                  “The knower’s perspective is essential in the pursuit of knowledge.” To what extent do you agree with this statement?
                                                  Lucia Rocha Mejia
                                                  Treaty of Versailles (1919)
                                                  Inez Simpson
                                                  Project Scope Management Process
                                                  neeshar
                                                  Physics - Electricity
                                                  dana-howbridge