front 1 Skeletal Muscle/Voluntary Muscle | back 1 ![]() -attaches to the skeleton
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front 2 Fibers | back 2 ![]() -large, long cylindrical cells that makes up skeletal muscle
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front 3 Sarcolemma | back 3 ![]() -membrane enclosing a striated muscle fiber |
front 4 Myofibrils | back 4 ![]() -a contractile fibril of skeletal muscle
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front 5 Myofilaments | back 5 ![]() -composed of actin and myosin, which slide past each other during muscle activity to bring about shortening and contracting of the muscle cells |
front 6 Sarcomere | back 6 ![]() -contractile units of muscle
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front 7 Transverse Tubule (t tubule) | back 7 ![]() -deep invagination of the sarcolemma |
front 8 Terminal Cisterns | back 8 ![]() -pairs of tranversely oriented channels that are confluent with the sarcotubules, which together with an intermediate T tubule constitute a triad of skeletal muscle |
front 9 Triads | back 9 ![]() -regions where the sarcoplasmic reticulum terminal borders a t tubule on each side. |
front 10 Endomysium | back 10 ![]() -delicate areolar connective tissue that encloses each muscle fiber |
front 11 Perimysium | back 11 ![]() -collagenic membrane surrounding several muscle fibers |
front 12 Fascicle | back 12 ![]() -bundle of fibers |
front 13 Epimysium | back 13 ![]() - large number of fascicles bounded together by dense connective tissue |
front 14 Deep Fascia | back 14 -coarser sheets of dense connective tissue that bind muscles into functional groups |
front 15 Insertion | back 15 ![]() -a muscles more movable attachment |
front 16 Origin | back 16 ![]() - a muscles immovable attachment |
front 17 Neuromuscular/Myoneural Junction | back 17 ![]() - junction between an axon of a motor neuron and a muscle cell |
front 18 Motor Unit | back 18 ![]() -a neuron and all the muscle fibers it stimulates |
front 19 Synaptic Cleft | back 19 ![]() -small fluid-filled gap separating the neuron and muscle fiber membranes |