00:01
In the first question here, the uncovering of the myosine binding side is triggered by the calcium ions that bind to the troponin and changes its shape.
00:15
So what happens here is the during the resting stage of the skeletal muscle, the troponin 1 molecule, these remain loosely binding, to the actin and the tropomyocin molecule.
00:41
And binding of this troponin one, these blocks the myosin binding site on the actin molecule.
00:57
That's why during the resting states there is no.
01:01
Actin myocin cross bridge formation now when the activation happens then the calcium ions are released into the cytosol and when these calcium ions they bind to the troponin c subunit of the troponin molecule.
01:42
This causes a conformational change in the troponin molecule.
01:48
And this change causes the troponin molecule to move laterally.
01:59
And these movement causes uncovering.
02:04
Of the myosine binding site on the actin molecule.
02:13
That's why the calcium ion binds to troponin.
02:17
This is the correct answer here...