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BIOLOGY TOPIC 11 ANIMAL PHYSIOLOGY (HL)

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What are sarcomeres? (5)

Author: Sammy Universe



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Repeating contractile units which are made of myofilaments, actin and myosin myosin is thick and binds to regions on actin (thin) movement of the 2 filaments, causes the lengthening and shortening of the sarcomere Myosin has small heads which bind to regions on actin A sarcomere has a protein disc called Z line on both sides which holds the myofilaments in place


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