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Muscular System
Sistem Muskular (otot)
Points to Ponder
• What are the three types of muscle tissue?
• What are the functions of the muscular system?
• How are muscles named and what are the muscles of the human
body?
• How are skeletal muscles and muscle fibers structured?
• How do skeletal muscles contract?
• How do skeletal muscle cells acquire ATP for contraction?
• What is rigor mortis?
• What are some common muscular disorders?
• What are some serious muscle diseases?
• How do the skeletal and muscular system help maintain
homeostasis?
• How are these 2 systems related to other systems in maintaining
homeostasis?
Poin-poin perimbangan
• Apakah tiga tipe dari jaringan otot?
• Apakah fungsi dari jaringan otot itu?
• Bagaimana ciri-ciri otot dan apa otot dalam tubuh manusia?
• Bagaimana otot rangka itu dan struktur serat ototnya?
• Bagaimana otot rangka melakukan kontaksi?
• Bagaimana kerja sel otot rangka memperoleh ATP untuk kontraksi?
• Apa itu rigor mortis?
• Apakah beberapa penyakit yang lazim pada otot?
• Apakah beberapa penyakit serius otot?
• Bagaimana kerja tulang dan sistem muskular dalam membantu
memelihara homeostatis?
• Bagaimana kedua sistem itu berhubungan ke sistem yang lainnya
dalam memelihara homeostatis?
12.1 Overview of the muscular system
• Action:
• Antagonistic – muscles that work in opposite pairs
• Synergistic – muscles working in groups for a
common action
12.1 Overview of the muscular system
tendon
origin
biceps brachii
(contracted)
triceps brachii
(relaxed)
humerus
radius insertion
ulna
b.
12.1 Overview of the muscular system
tendon
origin
biceps brachii
(contracted)
triceps brachii
(relaxed)
humerus
radius insertion
ulna
b.
12.1 Overview of the muscular system
Adductor longus:
moves thigh toward Gluteus maximus:
Quadriceps femoris: midline; raises thigh extends thigh back
straightens leg at
knee; raises thigh Sartorius:
raises and laterally rotates Biceps femoris:
Tibialis anterior: thigh; raises and rotates leg bends leg at knee;
turns foot upward, as extends thigh back
close to body; these
when walking on heels combined actions occur Gastrocnemius:
when “crossing legs” or turns foot
kicking across, as in soccer downward, as when
Extensor digitorum
standing on toes;
longus: Limbs bends leg at knee
raises toes; raises foot
arm: above the elbow
forearm: below the elbow Achilles tendon
a. thigh: above the knee
leg: below the knee b.
12.1 Overview of the muscular system
Adductor longus:
moves thigh toward Gluteus maximus:
Quadriceps femoris: midline; raises thigh extends thigh back
straightens leg at
knee; raises thigh Sartorius:
raises and laterally rotates Biceps femoris:
Tibialis anterior: thigh; raises and rotates leg bends leg at knee;
turns foot upward, as extends thigh back
close to body; these
when walking on heels combined actions occur Gastrocnemius:
when “crossing legs” or turns foot
kicking across, as in soccer downward, as when
Extensor digitorum
standing on toes;
longus: Limbs bends leg at knee
raises toes; raises foot
arm: above the elbow
forearm: below the elbow Achilles tendon
a. thigh: above the knee
leg: below the knee b.
12.2 Skeletal muscle fiber contraction
Muscle fibers/cells
• Terminology for cell structure
– The plasma membrane is called the sarcolemma
– The cytoplasm is called the sarcoplasm
– The SER of a muscle cell is called the sarcoplasmic reticulum
and stores calcium
A muscle contains
bundles of muscle
fibers, and a muscle
fiber has many
myofibrils.
bundle of
muscle cells
(fibers)
sarcolemma
mitochondrion
one myofibril
sarcoplasm
skeletal
muscle myofilament
cell
(fiber)
sarcoplasmic
T tubule nucleus
reticulum
bundle of
muscle cells
(fibers)
sarcolemma
mitochondrion
one myofibril
sarcoplasm
skeletal
muscle myofilament
cell
(fiber)
sarcoplasmic
T tubule nucleus
reticulum
The sarcomere
• Made of two protein
myofilaments cross-
bridge
filaments
– These filaments slide Sarcomeres are contracted.
contraction
12.2 Skeletal muscle fiber contraction
Sarkomer
• Terbuat dari dua protein
miofilament
– Miosin: adalah bagian cross-
bridge
golf Z line
A band I band
– Filament ini
mendorong secara (gymnast): © Corbis RF; (myofi bril): © Biology Media/Photo Researchers, Inc.
synaptic
vesicle
a. One motor axon goes to synaptic
several muscle fibers. cleft
acetylcholine
(ACh)
axon terminal
synaptic vesicle
synaptic cleft folded
sarcolemma
sarcolemma
ACh receptor
b. A synaptic cleft exists between an axon terminalc. Neurotransmitter (ACh) diffuses across synaptic cleft and binds to
and a muscle fiber. receptors in sarcolemma.
a: © Victor B. Eichler
12.2 Skeletal muscle fiber contraction
synaptic
vesicle
a. One motor axon goes to synaptic
several muscle fibers. cleft
acetylcholine
(ACh)
axon terminal
synaptic vesicle
synaptic cleft folded
sarcolemma
sarcolemma
ACh receptor
b. A synaptic cleft exists between an axon terminalc. Neurotransmitter (ACh) diffuses across synaptic cleft and binds to
and a muscle fiber. receptors in sarcolemma.
a: © Victor B. Eichler
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12.2 Skeletal muscle fiber contraction
Ca2+
a. Function of Ca2+
actin filament
P ADP
myosin
filament myosin head
cross-bridge
ATP
actin
Force
contraction relaxation
period period
latent
period
Stimulus
a.
tetanus
summation
fatigue
Force
Stimuli
Time
b.
12.3 Whole muscle contraction
Force
contraction relaxation
period period
latent
period
Stimulus
a.
tetanus
summation
fatigue
Force
Stimuli
Time
b.
12.3 Whole muscle contraction
– Glycogen
fatty acids use
• In the blood: 80
– Glucose 60
plasma fatty acids
– Fatty acids
40
blood glucose
20
muscle glycogen
0
0 1 2 3 4
Exercise Time (hr)
12.3 Whole muscle contraction
– Lemak 100
muscle triglycerides
80
• Dalam darah : 60
plasma fatty acids
– Glukosa
40
– Asam lemak blood glucose
20
muscle glycogen
0
0 1 2 3 4
Exercise Time (hr)
12.3 Whole muscle contraction
creatine glycogen or
glycogen
phosphate fatty acids
O2
fermentation
+ + +
ATP ATP ATP
a. b. c.
12.3 Whole muscle contraction
creatine glycogen or
glycogen
phosphate fatty acids
O2
fermentation
+ + +
ATP ATP ATP
a. b. c.
12.3 Whole muscle contraction
fast-twitch slow-twitch
fibers fibers
(man): © Lawrence Manning/Corbis; (muscle fibers): © G.W. Willis/Visuals Unlimited; (woman): © Corbis RF
12.3 Whole muscle contraction
fast-twitch slow-twitch
fibers fibers
(man): © Lawrence Manning/Corbis; (muscle fibers): © G.W. Willis/Visuals Unlimited; (woman): © Corbis RF
12.3 Whole muscle contraction
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ADP ATP
Muscular diseases
• Fibromyalgia – chronic achy muscles that is not well
understood
Penyakit otot
• Fibromyalgia – sakit otot kronis itu tidak mudah untuk
dimengerti
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Digestive System
• Most common side effects are high blood pressure, jaundice, acne
and great increased risk of cancer