Physiology of muscle growth

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Power point presentation Anatomy and physiology of muscle growth (PPT of muscle growth)

• Bundles of fibers surrounded by a thin layer of connective tissue: Sarcolemma.

• Hooked to the bony plates of the skeleton by strong tendons.

• Receiving stimuli from nerves originating from the anterior horns of the spinal cord.

• Each fiber being a multinucleated cell consists of myofibrils in bundles with a large number of mitochondria and a myoglobin (pigmented protein).

• Muscles represent 50% of the weight of the adult human 20% of that weight is Protein and remaining parts are salts and water.

• Autonomic nervous system control smooth and cardiac muscles.

• Central nervous system controls the voluntary muscles.

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