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...elective Enrichment and Engraftment of Transplanted Stem Cells in Skeletal Muscle (PDF)]] [[Media:Muscle Stem Cell.pdf|Magazine Article: Australian Life Scientist (Mar/Apr 2009) (P

...lopment, and both adult zebrafish and neonatal mice can regenerate cardiac muscle after injury, suggesting that latent regenerative potential exists. Dissect

[[File:Skeletal muscle histology 016.jpg|thumb|Skeletal muscle sarcomeres]] [[File:Skeletal muscle structure cartoon.jpg|thumb|Skeletal muscle structure cartoon]]

...A defect or hole in the diaphragm allows the intestine to push through the muscle, squashing the lungs, and preventing the lungs from developing properly. ...ll that comes from the differentiation of myoblasts and creates the mature muscle fibres.

===Smooth Muscle Layer=== * random orientation of smooth muscle cells (fibers)

===Smooth Muscle Layer=== * random orientation of smooth muscle cells (fibers)

'''Modern Notes:''' {{musculoskeletal abnormalities}} | {{skeletal muscle}}

-   Myotomes contribute the smooth muscle associated with the gastrointestinal tract wall. ...mes contribute the '''skeletal muscle not smooth muscle'''. The GIT smooth muscle comes from splanchnic mesoderm.

...f myoblasts during skeletal development and eventually develop into mature muscle fibres. 2. What changes would I expect to see in the muscle fibre types in my legs if I:

==Skeletal Muscle== [[Category:Electron Micrograph]][[Category:Respiratory]][[Category:Muscle]][[Category:Cardiovascular]]

...nce in the structure of the wall of the ductus arteriosus, e.g. paucity of muscle, is present in those cases where there is non-closure in the adult. ...into the aortic lumen. The relevant vessels were sectioned and stained for muscle, elastic and collagen fibres. The material did not take the differential st

=Muscle Development = ...D_animation.gif]] [[File:Actin_myosin_crossbridge_3D_animation.jpg]][[File:Muscle fiber types.jpg]]

...l column (sclerotome, vertebra and intervertebral disc), the body skeletal muscle (myotome, epaxial and hypaxial muscles) and the dermis (dermatome) layer of

from the nerve cells (Harrison, 1910) and that the heart muscle is capable of independent contraction (Burrows, 1912). The method used in t furnished numerous rhythmically contracting smooth-muscle cells ; those of the heart

* red - righthand side, developing skeletal muscle.

What changes would I expect to see in the muscle fibre types in my legs if I: ...atrophy as well as conversion of slow twitch muscle fibres to fast twitch muscle fibres.

* {{heart}} muscle, layers covering body organs, digestive tract * {{heart}} muscle, smooth muscle electrical and chemical integration as a single functional unit

...ates) Perugia physiologist;''' '''sphincter of O. (1887) = circular smooth muscle fibres at termination of bile duct, first described by Glisson, q.v. (1654) ...us '' = small circle, dim. L. ''orbis '' = a circle + ''oculus '' = eye; muscle around eye.

* Understanding of cartilage, bone and muscle development. '''Muscle''' - all body skeletal muscle from the myotome of the somite.

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