What Is a Myofilament?
Myofilament (myoneme / myofilament), which belongs to biological clusters, is a recognizable contractile fibril in the membrane of a protozoan (cell).
Myofilament
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- Chinese name
- Myofilament
- Foreign name
- myoneme / myofilament
- See
- Swarm
- Attributes
- biology
- Myofilament (myoneme / myofilament), which belongs to biological clusters, is a recognizable contractile fibril in the membrane of a protozoan (cell).
- Myoneme also uses words like myoids (or myoids). It is a recognizable contractile fibril in the membrane of a protozoan (cell). Swarm worms can be seen, and some ciliates are particularly developed. It is distributed longitudinally and circularly in bell worms and trumpetworms, and spirally in spiral worms. These animals move quickly due to significant body contraction. Gregarina moves around the host with muscle filaments developed in the flesh. Myofilaments are greatly shortened during contraction, and in some cases it can be proven that birefringence disappears. Bright and dark streaks of the worm are streaked. Contraction during electrical stimulation. It can be regarded as the sprout state of the muscles or myofibrils of metazoan animals; on the other hand, there is also the view that the fibers of the myofilaments are just pure supportive structures, and the contraction depends on the protoplasts surrounding it. The fibrous structure of the protozoa can also distinguish neural filaments that stimulate conductivity from configurational filaments that support the body. But the identification of these three is not necessarily easy.