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هكي الذكاء الاصطناعي شرحه The image outlines three main types of skeletal muscle fibers: 1. Type I or slow, red oxidative fibers: - These fibers contain many mitochondria and abundant myoglobin, a protein with iron groups that binds oxygen. - They derive energy primarily from aerobic oxidative phosphorylation of fatty acids. - They are adapted for slow, continuous contractions over prolonged periods, as required in postural muscles like those in the back. 2. Type IIa or fast, intermediate oxidative-glycolytic fibers: - These fibers have many mitochondria and much myoglobin, but also considerable glycogen. - They utilize both oxidative metabolism and anaerobic glycolysis, and are intermediate between the other fiber types in terms of color and energy metabolism. - They are adapted for rapid contractions and short bursts of activity, such as those required in athletics. 3. Type IIb or fast, white glycolytic fibers: - These fibers have fewer mitochondria and less myoglobin, but abundant glycogen, making them very pale in color. - They depend largely on glycolysis for energy and are adapted for rapid contractions, but fatigue quickly. - They are typically small muscles with a relatively large number of neuromuscular junctions, such as the muscles that move the eyes and digits. The key difference between these fiber types is their reliance on different metabolic pathways (aerobic vs. anaerobic) and their adaptations for sustained, slow contractions versus rapid, short bursts of activity.

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