How do Muscles Contract? Sliding Filament Theory | Corporis

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[@Corporis]

Lol, chicken heart dissections next week I guess!

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I think his dig about the heart being the only important muscle was directed right at you Medlife Crisis. I think your next video needs to have a dig at physiology. That is what the science youtube scene is missing, dis videos.

[@Corporis]

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[@pghparkins]

The first thing that got me interested in biology was ATP Synthase...followed immediately by the whole process of muscle contraction. Realizing how much of biology is little machines has just blown my mind. I do wish I would have had your video when I first started learning, it was very "clean" I guess I would say. It was a good overview without too much of the nitty gritty.

[@Corporis]

pghparkins That’s exactly the point of this one. More of a traditional, curriculum-oriented first look at the sliding filament theory for students

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Glad to help. Best of luck with your classes

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[@Corporis]

Glad it was helpful! Best of luck with your studies

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Happy to help!

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I appreciate the kind words

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[@Corporis]

My pleasure! Do you have any requests for languages to translate captions into?

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Happy to help. Best of luck in your studies

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This is an awesome video explaining the sliding filament theory. I've watched 4 other ones and this one was definitely the best. 👍

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That means a lot, thank you! And best of luck in your studies

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Thank you so much for these videos. You have been an excellent resource for my anatomy final on muscles. You helped me understand the concept of muscle contraction, which helped me ace my final. I was struggling too!! Your explanations along with the real-world application was amazingly useful. THANK YOU!

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Good! That's the hope. Good luck in your studies

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I appreciate the shares and continued support. Thanks Brandice

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Thank you kindly! Simplicity is the goal

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[@Happy.Traveller]

I have a question. At 5:46, you mention the phenomenon of rigor mortis. But: if a sarcomere at rest is RELAXED and NOT contracted, and ATP makes the muscle contract and stiffen/firm up, then by that logic, shouldn't the total lack of ATP lead to total limpness instead of stiffness? Also, if during contraction, the I band shorten and the Z discs get closer together by moving towards the opposite Z disc in and center of every sarcomere, what happens in adjacent sarcomeres? Is there a 'center' that all Z discs in the entire muscle, slide towards? Cause there's no way you can move all of them closer while keeping the lengths of the A band and I band the same length.

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[@Corporis]

Glad it was helpful!

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Myosin! My thesis was about myosin! Gahhhh I love the sarcomere!

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Thanks bud, I appreciate you and your love of myosin

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Thank you! Great explanations.

[@JH-lc9st]

Hello and thank you for your amazing videos. I wondered what happens in the sarcomere during an eccentric contraction. So..are the myosin and actin still pulling the Z lines closer together but the titin is stretching to allow the muscle to lengthen? Or is there a gradual sort of slippage between the action and the myosin as myosin is ripped off the action? And what actually causes the muscle 'damage' associated with eccentric contractions? Thank you again.

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Entertaining intro

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how do I get to the study guide?

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Hi! Thanks for the video. Does actin stay in place while myosin moves?

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at te biginning i was getting it all well but at the ending im getting a bit confused :( maybe i'm tired i will come back later . Thanks for a good explanation.

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Interesting video. Who knew chicken breast could be so useful as a learning tool?

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Maureen Kelly Thanks Aunt Reen. My sister was grossed out by the idea of it.

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Thank you so much corporis, this helped so much, but the chicken.... needs some seasoning 😂

[@xCorvus7x]

Hang on, what's the difference between passive and active force generation?

[@Corporis]

δτ Glad you asked. Active force generation is exactly what it sounds like - your muscles use energy to generate force. Passive force comes from an elastic effect _kind of_ like a spring or recoil, but not exactly. This topic might be a candidate for a future video topic as it involves learning the length-tension curve and we could talk about the Frank Starling mechanism, all of which are important, but didn’t fit in this introductory video.

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How do we access the study guide mentioned?

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I was wondering the same thing as I was watching on my phone. However when I watched on my computer- I found the links right under the video!

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Those animations are amazing, how do you make them??

[@Corporis]

Thank you for the kind words! I use Adobe After Effects for all the graphics. It's tough to learn, but when you do, it's really powerful

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Thank you so much for this video!!!! You did an amazing job at explaining how muscles contract. 😊

[@Corporis]

You're so welcome! Thanks for the kind words

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I have a test next hour and I haven’t studied at all wish me luck😮‍💨

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Next, oxidative phosphorylation

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Watching this while eating.

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[@GuidetteExpert]

I didnt know there was a hole in the H zone in the myosin filament.