Muscle : chemistry of contraction.

Series: Biology Series Unit 8 - Human Physiology

Duration: 15

Genre: Educational

Creator: Encyclopedia Britanica Films

Format: 16mm

Color: Color

Sound: sound

Description: Describes the internal structure of muscles, using a model to explain muscle contraction. Presents the problem of determining the chemical action of muscle contraction, and explains the sliding rod theory. Shows how chemicals in the muscle--actin, myosin, and adenosine triphosphate--control activity., Describes the internal structure of muscles, using a model to explain muscle contracting. Presents the problem of determining the chemical action of muscle contraction, and explains the sliding rod theory. Shows how chemicals in the muscle-actin, myosin, and adenosine trphosphate- control activity.

Complete Record: Describes the internal structure of muscles, using a model to explain muscle contraction. Presents the problem of determining the chemical action of muscle contraction, and explains the sliding rod theory. Shows how chemicals in the muscle--actin, myosin, and adenosine triphosphate--control activity., Describes the internal structure of muscles, using a model to explain muscle contracting. Presents the problem of determining the chemical action of muscle contraction, and explains the sliding rod theory. Shows how chemicals in the muscle-actin, myosin, and adenosine trphosphate- control activity.NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.