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A lecture outline for a university-level biology course on whole muscle physiology. It covers the concepts of motor unit recruitment, whole muscle contractions, and muscle metabolism. The outline includes learning objectives, text, figures, and tracking questions. Topics include the role of motor units in whole muscle tension development, the definition and differences between isotonic, isometric, eccentric, and concentric muscle contractions, and the roles of atp, glycogen, and phosphocreatine in muscle metabolism.
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Explain the role of motor-unit recruitment in whole muscle tension development Define isotonic, isometric, eccentric and concentric muscle contractions I. WHOLE MUSCLE CONTRACTION A. Whole muscles can create graded contractions by variable recruitment of motor units
c) Force generation B. Types of muscle contraction (see lab manual)
Describe the roles of ATP, glycogen, and phosphocreatine in muscle metabolism Explain the differences between anaerobic and aerobic exercise metabolism Explain excess post-exercise oxygen consumption (EPOC) II. WHOLE MUSCLE METABOLISM A. Anaerobic energy stores