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striations are produced by the arrangement within the
fibril of myofilaments; myosin is the thick myofilament,
whereas actin is considered the thin myofilament.
179.
A sarcomere is the area between:
A.
two A bands.
C.
two I bands.
B.
two H bands.
D.
two Z bands.
180.
During contraction the lengths of the thick and
thin myofilaments:
A.
increase.
B.
decrease.
C.
remain the same.
D.
first increase, then decrease.
181.
If we could imagine observing a muscle contrac-
tion under a light microscope, we would see the
narrowing of the:
A.
H and I bands.
C.
Z bands.
B.
A bands.
D.
H bands only.
182.
If the muscle were deprived of ATP, which of the
following would NOT be affected?
A.
the sodium pump of the muscle membrane
B.
the calcium pump of the sarcoplasmic
reticulum
C.
the length of the myosin filaments
D.
the velocity of shortening
183.
What is the internal activator substance that is
released during excitation--contraction cou-
pling?
A.
ATP
C.
Ca
2+
B.
Mg
2+
D.
H
+
Passage VII (Questions 184–189)
During the inflammatory reaction, immune and
paraimmune system cells circulating in microvessels
adhere to the endothelium of these vessels in areas of
tissue injury. The adherent cells then migrate across the
endothelium into the injured tissue. The adherence of
the cells to the endothelium is stimulated by cytokines
such as tumor necrosis factor, TNF. The immune and
paraimmune system cells may adhere to endothelial
cells through binding of CD-18 molecules on the sur-
faces of the immune and paraimmune system cells to
GMP-140 glycoproteins on the surfaces of endothelial
cells. A series of experiments to evaluate these
hypotheses is shown in figures 1–3. Figure 1 reports
the binding of neutrophils, monocytes, and lympho-
cytes to plastic dishes coated with varying amounts of
GMP-140. Figure 2 shows neutrophil adhesion to plas-
tic dishes under varying conditions. Figure 3 shows
neutrophil adhesion to cultured layers of vascular
endothelial cells in the presence of varying concentra-
tions of GMP-140 in the test solution.
Figure 1
Adherence of neutrophils (v), monocytes (q), and lympho-
cytes (s) to plastic dishes that had been coated with varying
anounts of GMP-140.
Figure 2
Effects of pretreatment of plastic dishes or neutrophils on the
attachment of neutrophils to plastic dishes.
1--neither cells nor dish were pretreated
2--dish coated with GMP-140; no treatment of cells
3--dish coated with GMP-140 then treated with rabbit anti-
bodies, which bind to GMP-140
4--dish coated with GMP-140 then treated with rabbit anti-
bodies, which do not bind to GMP-140
5--dish coated with GMP-140; cells treated with antibodies,
which bind to CD-18
6--dish coated with GMP-140; cells treated with antibodies,
which do not bind to CD-18
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