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Big Guns: The Muscular System – CrashCourse Biology #31

Big Guns: The Muscular System – CrashCourse Biology #31

Hank ne spune povestea complicatului dans chimic care permite mușchilor noștri scheletici să se contracte și să se relaxeze.

Cuprins
1) Mușchii cardiaci, netezi și scheletici 01:09
2) Anatomie musculară 02:03
a) Fibre musculare 03:07
b) Miofibrile 04:15:1
c) Sarcomeri 04:19:1
d) Miofilamente 04:37:2
3) Biolografie 05:37:1
4) Model cu filament glisant 07:47

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13 thoughts on “Big Guns: The Muscular System – CrashCourse Biology #31”

  1. honestly this is just easy enough for me to still understand but it is absolutely mind-blowing that it basically happens instantly. I think go a car engine starting for example, as soon as you turn the key it sends the signal much like the Neurons do, and then the engine has to turnover, pump in fuel and air, ignite the mixture, allow it to explode, which moves the crankshaft and thus the drive shaft (well ignore the transmission) which turns the wheels and makes the care move. this whole process takes like a second or so and even still its unhealthy because you should bring your oil temp up and allow the transmission to engage properly before you just turn the engine on and go. But with our muscles its literally instant, which is so insane, its just as, if not more, complicated yet as soon as you think off something that action happens.

  2. I'm actually taking a course on Exercise Physiology and these videos are really helpful since I learn better visually than just by reading and listening. Do you have a video on Neuro-muscular junction? Or, can you make one?

  3. @zoyanharoon5795

    I love Assassin's Creed, and I play it alot but thanks to you now I know how they are able to move around like that .Super humans with great muscle strength.

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