Other Kinds of Vertebrate Muscle

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Other Kinds of Vertebrate Muscle -Lacks sarcomeres, isn t striated -Walls of hollow organs visceral functions (GI tract, urinary bladder, uterus, blood vessels) -Heterogeneous -Innervated by autonomic NS -Each fiber is individual cell with one nucleus -No T-tubules -Organized into bundles of actin and myosin anchored to dense bodies or to the plasma membrane -Can be single-unit or multi-unit Neurogenic (walls of blood vessels, iris) 86 -Myogenic and electronically linked via gap junctions (peristaltic waves in GI tract) 87 -Autonomic NT released from varicosities along axon, not at motor endplate, affecting many cells -Poorly developed SR, calcium mostly across plasma membrane -Several ways to regulate calcium concentration (no troponin) -One is via calcium-calmodulin complex that then binds to caldesmon, removing caldesmon from blocking actin binding sites -Some smooth muscle responds to stretch (vessels, GI) -Processes all very slow and require little energy -Latch state prolonged contraction, low energy use (0.3% striated) Low rate of cross-bridge cycling Mechanism not wellunderstood 88 Fig. 10-53 89 Fig. 10-18 Skeletal muscle Cardiac muscle Fig. 10-49 90 91 1

92 93 Movement and Behavior Nervous System and Muscle integration, control, feedback 94 95 Dipsosaurus dorsalis ~Behavior Initiation Animal Behavior, Neurobiology Callisaurus draconoides Complex Bring together nervous, endocrine, muscular systems, etc. Phrynosoma platyrhinos Respond to situation(s) Parallel Processing Reflexes / Learned / Plasticity Complicated Neuronal Circuitry Thanks to Duncan Irschick and Steve Reilly 96 97 2

Simple Reflexes basis of neuronal circuitry Reflex Arc, Stereotypic Behavior e.g., stretch reflex (patellar tendon) - Tonic tension in muscle - Important for maintenance of posture via negative feedback -Only 2 neurons required - monosynaptic reflex Sherwood 1997 (see 11-1 in Eckert) Stretch receptor activates 1a-afferent neuron Alpha-motor neuron activates quadriceps (ventral) Simple Reflexes Stretch receptor = muscle spindle organ -containsintrafusal fibers (as opposed to extrafusal) - Sensitive to stretch (stretch -> APs) - Need to be reset for new muscle length - Gamma-efferent neurons innervate spindle 98 99 1. 1a-afferent neuron 2. Alpha-motor neuron 3. Gamma-motor neuron Simple Reflexes + Other neurons become involved as well: - 1a-afferents inhibit the antagonist muscle (Knee flexor ~hamstring) - Conscious decision to bend leg etc. Fig. 11-2 Sherwood 1997 (see 11-1 in Eckert) -Limb c. Contracted muscle without reset muscle spindle 100 101 Stretch Reflex 102 Hill et al. 2004 Fig 18.7 103 3

Hill et al. 2004 Fig 18.7 104 105 Golgi Tendon Reflex: Law of Nerve- Specific Energy Action Potentials and Graded Potentials don t convey specific information. dorsal ventral 106 Rather, the geographic connections, summation of different inputs, and modulation are important for correct response Fig. 11-12 107 Peripheral vs. Central Control CPG = central pattern generator -neuronal network producing repetitive output Walking, swimming, flying, breathing Toad walking with no afferents -awkward - flaccid muscles Sensory feedback Higher centers can override Some patterns at level of spinal cord if stimulate initially (cats on treadmill) 108 109 4

Central Pattern Generators in Cat Spinal Cord Herring Gull Egg Retrieval Fixed Action Patterns http://salmon.psy.plym.ac.uk/year1/ethexpt.htm#egg%20retrieval Hill et al. 2004 Fig 18.14 110 Baerends & Kruijt found that herring gulls: prefer the larger of two eggs of the same colour prefer the speckled egg over an unspeckled egg of the same colour prefer natural coloured (brown speckled) eggs over brown unspeckled eggs prefer green speckled eggs over green unspeckled eggs prefer green eggs over brown eggs 111 5