Fascicle Arrangement & Muscle Structure: Videos & Info

[qxaz]

How is fascicle arrangement linked to muscle structure?

Does anyone know where I can get videos on fascicles?

Thanks

 

[x12179x]

How is fascicle arrangement linked to muscle structure?

Does anyone know where I can get videos on fascicles?

Thanks

Fascicles are bundles of skeletal muscle fibers. Try searching for 'skeletal muscle fibers' or just 'skeletal muscles', instead of fascicles.

Many videos exists on youtube that show how the fascicles arrange to form the structure of skeletal muscles:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FfFBoIkdDgQ&feature=relatedhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FfFBoIkdDgQ

 

[Blueshift5]

for your question! Fascicles are groups of muscle fibers that make up a muscle. The arrangement of these fascicles within a muscle is linked to the overall structure and function of the muscle.

There are several different types of fascicle arrangements, including parallel, convergent, pennate, and circular. Each of these arrangements affects the way a muscle contracts and produces movement. For example, parallel fascicle arrangements are common in muscles that need to produce strong, quick movements, while pennate fascicle arrangements are better suited for muscles that need to produce a high amount of force over a longer period of time.

As for videos on fascicles, there are many resources available online that demonstrate the different types of fascicle arrangements and how they relate to muscle structure. You may also want to consult textbooks or scientific journals for more detailed information and diagrams. I hope this helps!