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Table of Contents “...v. 1. The plant cell.--v. 2. Metabolism and respiration.--v. 3. Carbohydrates....”

Table of Contents “...Machine generated contents note: CHAPTER 1 Skeletal Muscle Anatomy Chapter Overview Educational Objectives Introduction Muscle Development Development of Specific Muscle Fiber Types Skeletal Muscle Cell Microstructure Studies of Muscle Filament and Sarcomere Structure Satellite Cells: Reserves for Injury and Repair Whole Skeletal Muscle Structure Architecture of Human Skeletal Muscles Chapter Summary References CHAPTER 2 Skeletal Muscle Physiology Chapter Overview Educational Objectives Introduction Excitation-Contraction Coupling Temporal Summation Length-Tension Relationship: Isometric Muscle Contraction Force-Velocity Relationship: Isotonic Muscle Contraction Length-Tension-Velocity Relationship The Cross-Bridge Cycle Mechanical Properties of Muscles with Different Architectures Muscle Fiber Types Methods for Typing Muscle Fibers Other Muscle Fiber Classification Schemes Physiologic Properties of Muscle Fiber Types Morphologic Properties of Different Muscle Fiber Types The Motor Unit Motor Unit Recruitment Human Voluntary Motor Unit Recruitment Physiologic Basis of Fatigue The Electromyogram Chapter Summary References CHAPTER 3 The Production of Movement Chapter Overview Educational Objectives Introduction Muscle-Tendon Interaction Joint Moments Muscle-Joint Interaction During Isometric Torque Production Physiological Range of Motion Isokinetic Dynamometers Used in Physical Assessment The Gait Cycle Biomechanics of Biarticular Muscles Gait Cycle Timing at Increased Velocities Energy Expenditure During Gait Muscles as Springs Direct Force and Length Measurements During Locomotion Implications for Physical Therapy Chapter Summary References CHAPTER 4 Skeletal Muscle Adaptation to Increased Use Chapter Overview Educational Objectives Introduction Adaptation to Chronic Electrical Stimulation Adaptation to Chronic Stretch Adaptation to Compensatory Hypertrophy Adaptation to Intermittent Electrical Stimulation Adaptation to Exercise Chapter Summary References CHAPTER 5 Skeletal Muscle Adaptation to Decreased Use Chapter Overview Educational Objectives Introduction Adaptation to Immobilization Remobilization After Immobilization Adaptation to Spinal Cord Transection Adaptation to Hindlimb Unloading Mechanism of Muscle Fiber Atrophy Adaptation to Aging Adaptation to Tenotomy Adaptation to Denervation Muscle Fiber Specificity to Reinnervation Chapter Summary References CHAPTER 6 Skeletal Muscle Response to Injury Chapter Overview Educational Objectives Introduction Morphology of the Degeneration- Regeneration Cycle Muscle Properties After Regeneration Clinical Application to Muscular Dystrophy Muscle Response to Exercise-Induced Injury Chapter Summary References....”
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Table of Contents “...Essential neurological concepts -- Gross anatomy of the central nervous system -- Internal anatomy of the central nervous system -- Development of the nervous system -- Nerve cell physiology -- Diencephalon : thalamus and associated structures -- Cerebrovascular system -- Ventricles and cerebrospinal fluid -- Auditory system -- Vestibular system -- Somatosensory system -- Visual system -- Motor system 1 : spinal cord -- Motor system 2 : cerebellum -- Motor system 3 : basal ganglia -- Motor system 4 : motor cortex -- Synopsis of cranial nerves -- Axial-limbic brain: autonomic nervous system, limbic system hypothalamus, and reticular formation -- Cerebral cortex : higher mental functions -- Clinical concepts in neuroradiology, neurosurgery, neurology, neurolinguistics, genetics, and pharmacology and their applications....”