Muscle Contraction - Cross Bridge Cycle, Animation.

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You're making my first semester at med school a bit easier. Best video I've watched on this process so far. Thanks a lot from Germany! Edit in 2022: since I'm still getting replies to this comment, just fyi, I'm taking my written final exams in April 2023 and I'll be a doctor after a practical year and one more oral exam in April 2024. And I've forgotten all about the cross bridge cycle lmao Edit in 2024: My final exam is actually in June, I just didn't quite know how it works two years ago lmao Final edit in June 2024: I'm a doctor! I'll start my residency in anesthesiology in October 🥳

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2 years in, hows it going buddy?

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@@postmelon645 wow haha this took me aaall the way back! it's actually 3 years now, i just wrote this at the end of the 1st semester that's probably why it says 2. and it's amazing, I'm loving it! I've seen and done so many amazing things already! I've already forgotten everything about muscle contraction though haha

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When ADP is there - cross bridge forms. (+) When ATP is there - cross bridge breaks. (-)

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When atp is there : detaches phosphate is released : reattaches Adp is released : moves Then again ATP ATP decomposes into ADP and Pi

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I am not a medical student or professional. Just a patient in pain going to physical therapy who was just told that 7I likely have Actin Myosin Crossbridge. All the info out there is confusing and difficult to understand. This was the easiest to understand for anyone not in a medical profession! Thank you!

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Great description. It's really clarifying to see the molecules interact like this. Thank you

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It's crazy that this process takes place in our bodies at any given moment, and that it never fails. Life is bizarre.

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