Anatomy and Physiology Help: Chapter 10 Muscle Tissue

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In 26:00 it says that the Troponin blocks the active site, but I think in the slide just before it says that it's the Tropomyosin that covers the active site. Did I mix something up? Thanks!

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You did not Michael. I am so sorry for the confusion. The tropomyosin technically blocks the active site. Sometimes we call the two the troponin/tropomyosin complex since they move together. I hope that helps!

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Hi there, I always love watching your videos, they really help me understand the concepts of A&P. I did have a question though..about 27minutes into the video you talk about troponin being what binds to the active site. In my class notes however, it says that troponin binds to actin (Tnl), tropomyosin (TNT) and calcium(Tnc). It says that tropomyosin blocks the myosin binding active site on actin and gives actin its rigidity. I also looked up on line and it says that to, so I'm a bit confused. Which one is it?

[@AnatomyGMC]

Hi Adrienne! I think your notes are right on (I further simplify on the video for my in class students). The troponin and tropomyosin are a sort of "complex." Together they block the binding site and both must move (when calcium binds to it) in order for the active site to be exposed. So in short I agree with your notes. Since troponin is often pictured like a little "bead," I tell my students if that little bead moves the active site will be open. I hope that makes sense!

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