KIN 465

Muscle Physiology

Arizona State University Digital Immersion · UGRD · Fall 2026

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Discusses the cellular and systems physiology of the skeletal and cardiac muscle systems, as well as presents research on the effects of exercise on skeletal muscle function and adaptation. Describes and recognizes the detailed structure, composition and biochemical properties of skeletal muscle. Applies knowledge of ultrastructure, microanatomy and biochemical properties of skeletal muscle to factors influencing its form and function. Describes the factors that affect muscle adaptation. Applies knowledge of muscle gene expression to the heterogeneity of metabolic and molecular responses to skeletal muscle. Compares and contrasts differences among skeletal, smooth and cardiac muscle fiber types. Interprets and analyzes current research findings and applies these concepts to endurance and strength training adaptations. Develops an understanding of many of the molecular signaling pathways regulating muscle adaptation.

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Class #arizona_digital_immersion-8311Fall 2026UGRD3 credits
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