Answer-
According to the given
question-
Relationship between muscle
contraction and ATP Utilization can occur in following way-
- When an action potential pass down
the axon of motor neuron on neuromuscular
junction.and causes Acetylcholine release into synaptic
cleft which attaches to Acetylcholine receptors present on motor
end plate and generates action potential in cell membrane of
muscle
- Action potential pass through
T-tubules which causes opening of voltage gated Ca+2 channel in
sarcoplasmic reticulum and release of Ca+2
- Ca+2 bind with troponin and pulls
away tropomyosin from actin molecules for binding of myosin
head
- Myosin by its heads make a
cross-bridges with actin molecules and pull the actin towards
center.
- ATP attaches to head of myosin and
this leads to break of cross-bridge between actin and myosin after
that hydrolysis of ATP the heads of myosin change the position to
their original conformation, to next actin binding site and this
causes sliding of actin along myosin and decreases the length of
sarcomere, leads to muscle contraction.
- Relaxation of muscle occur when
stimulus from the nerve stopped. After that Ca+2 which is present
in sarcoplasm is removed and pumped back in sarcoplasmic
reticulum,and Tropomyosin again bind switch troponin and blocks the
actin site. relaxation can also be achieved when there is no ATP is
available.