Musculoskeletal System | Type I Muscle Fibers

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In this lecture Professor Zach Murphy will be teaching you about the structural, metabolic, and function of Type I muscle fibers, also referred to as slow oxidative muscle fibers. We hope you enjoy this lecture and be sure to support us below!
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He describes so clear and great.

[@N1Rguitar]

Isn’t the red color is due to high MYOGLOBIN concentration in type I muscles?

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he never answer a question

[@LarryMorrow2]

He answered in the video from about 4:20 - 6:00.

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Due to hemoglobin

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@@noorekhudagroup995 hemoglobin has iron, iron makes hemoglobin red.

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Thank you!

[@neurosurgeonmja]

Love you Zach

[@user-pl7zz6lm3j]

please keep in mind that slow oxidative muscle fibers are recruited first due to their size and large electrical resistance (V=IR) which cause threshold potential to occur prior to other muscle types that have lower resistances - ref size principle of muscle contraction

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Thank yo so much !! that was really helpful

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thank you. very helpful

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You are a genius! Keep up the great work!

[@JamesThomas-ur8vv]

Sir How Much Tension/Force Is Required To Break A Single Strand Of muscle Fibre? Would Be A Big Help If You Could Suggest In Units / Mathematical Formula

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What university degree should I take to study all this?

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what is the lens you are using on your videos and camera

[@Cloppa2000]

Question.. I've always done strength training and no aerobic training. I've recently started running. Low HR MAF training. Have done 30+ runs in about 35 days. I know we can change the amount of Type 1 and Type 2 muscle fibres by doing certain types of exercises. This week after doing my regular strength training I was so sore! Immediately! Could this be because I have slightly reduced the number of Type 2 fibres in my muscles and the reduced number are having to work harder to lift what I lifted before??? I.e. If I increase Type 1 by 10% and reduce Type 2 by 10% and lift the same amount of heavy weight the Type 2 will have to work harder? This is what it felt like!

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Fatigue resistant 14:47

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Type 2a is lesser in diameter then type 2b or x

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In animals yes but in humans not.

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red muscle taste a lot better than light colored muscle. Just sayiing

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what is atp

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Adenin Tri Phosphate

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energy which makes actin and myosin contract.

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principal molecule for storing and transferring energy in cells.

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powerhouse of the cell