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1. Discuss how an action potential in a muscle fibre causes the muscle to contract. [Note: This is about the excitation-contraction coupling]

2. Explain the biomechanical changes in a muscle cell which lead to muscle contraction.

3. Describe how ATP is used by skeletal muscles and thermal changes during muscle contraction.

4. Describe motor unit and the types of fibres it supplies.

5. Describe changes in the masticatory muscle fibres in an edentulous old person.

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Masticatory muscle fibres in an edentulous old person [Group 5]

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Pink and White Illustrated Clean Eating Presentation.pdf

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Blue and Brown Cute Pastel Plaid Group Project Presentation_20251129_135157_0000

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Muscular System Educational Presentation  in Blue Yellow Pink handdrawn style

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excitation contraction coupling (group 2)

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Each group choose one question to discuss and present.

Each group must create 3-5 slides or infographics based on the question they have chosen. Ensure that the content does not overlap with that of other groups.

Please upload your completed slides or infographics here.

ONLY ONE (1) submission per group per question.

📢 Important Notes:

Include your group number and members’ names in your post.

The deadline to upload your materials for the seminar's topic questions is ONE (1) day before the actual seminar, 29 November 2025, 17:00 p.m.

Once the deadline passes, I will freeze the Padlet and later share all compiled infographics on eLearning platform.

*Seminar Presentation:

Each group will only be given 8 minutes (5-6 mins: presentation and 1-2 mins: Q&A)

You are allowed to present the question in any form of presentation, but please ensure that you stick to the allocated time.

You can use the same slides or infographics uploaded here for your seminar presentation (30 November 2025).

Good luck and have fun creating the slides or infographics!
Cheers,
Dr. Ezah