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Is the main store of intracellular calcium in the striated muscle and plays an important role in the regulation of the coupling-excitation-contraction process
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Is the physiological process in which the muscles develop tension and are shortened or stretched or can remain of the same length by reason of a previous extension stimulus
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Is a wave of electric shock traveling along the cell membrane, are caused by an exchange of ions across the membrane of the neuron
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Is a system that explains the relationship between ATP resynthesis and the intensity and duration of physical activity
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It is a system where its main function is to pump blood to conduct oxygen and other nutrients to tissues
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Is the union between the axon of a neuron and an effector, which in this case is a muscle fiber. In the neuromuscular junction they intervene: a presynaptic neuron
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Its main function is the production of energy through the consumption of oxygen, and the production of carbon dioxide and water as products of cellular respiration
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Union of the muscle at the less mobile bone point; That is to say to the union of the muscle with the bone that less moves of the two that unites the muscle.
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Set of chemical and biological changes that occur continuously in the living cells of an organism
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Studies the phenomenon of tissues and of living beings
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A process by which the body breaks down fuels with the help of oxygen to generate energy
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Structure of connective tissue that connects to the joints
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It is a small organelle composed of rRNA and proteins whose function is to collaborate in the translation, a stage of protein synthesis.
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Are those substances or products of the secretion of certain glands of the body of animals, people or plants, which are transported by blood or, failing that, by the sap, function to regulate the activity of other organs
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Structures that are located within the joint, are designed to improve joint function
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Is one of many tissues in the body that can tighten and relax to produce movement
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Strong structure of tissue in the body that connects a muscle to a bone
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Membranous structure that has the function of exerting a control on the activities of the cells and of conserving the integrity of the genes
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Anatomical unit of all living organisms, usually microscopic, formed by a membrane that surrounds it, one or more nuclei and cytoplasm.
