How the effectors muscles causes action on movement
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The effected muscles cause action because motor nerve impulses sent by the spinal cord or brain reach the effector organ. The muscles are able to move or act in response to electrical nerve impulse because muscles are made of muscle cells. These cells contain special protein which can change their shape and contract.
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How the Effectors (or Muscles) Cause Action or Movement
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When a motor nerve impulse sent by the spinal cord (or brain) reaches the effector organs (which are muscles), then the muscles cause action or movement (such as lifting the hand away from a hot plate). We will now describe how muscles are able to move in response to electrical nerve impulses and cause action.
Muscles are made up of muscle cells. Muscle cells contain special proteins which can change their arrangement when stimulated by electrical impulses, causing the muscle cells to change shape and contract. When the muscle cells contract, the muscles also contract (and become shorter).
When the muscles contract, they pull on the bones of the body part and make it move. For example, when electrical impulses sent by the spinal cord (or brain) stimulate the biceps muscle of the upper arm; they make biceps muscle to contract.
And when the biceps muscle contracts, it pulls on a bone of the lower arm and makes it move (lifting the hand away from the hot plate). Please note that the contraction of muscles (or muscle cells) caused by the action of electrical impulses is a reversible process.