How is ""maximum"" tension achieved in a whole muscle (assuming optimal length)?

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luda_lava [24]1 year ago

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The maximum tension achieved in a whole muscle by stretching a muscle to its optimum length.

<h3>What is maximum tension of a muscle?</h3>

The maximum tension of a muscle is the maximum force that a muscle can generate when contacting.

The maximum tension equates to the maximum work that a contracting muscle can do.

The maximum tension achieved in a whole muscle by stretching a muscle to its optimum length where actin–myosin interactions are maximal.

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