The Muscular System: Part 1.1

This video series covers part one of the muscular system. It introduces skeletal muscles and discusses the organization of muscles at the tissue level. It covers the organelles present and explains the components of a sarcomere. The videos are taken in Dr. Wallis' Anatomy and Physiology I course at State College of Florida.

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What book are you using for this class? Just wondering, the illustrations are different, and it's easier for me to follow along with yours. Thanks!

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It varies. Some are originally from Fundamentals of Anatomy and Physiology by Martini and Nath (old orange edition). Some are from The new Saladin book. Some are just free source online jpegs. If there is something in particular that you want, I'm always happy to email it to you.

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