Muscle Biochemistry

Yuldashov Xussniddin  Eshnazarovich; Bekmirzayev Eshquvvat  Ro‘ziboyevich; Ko‘charova Ma’mura  Faxriddinovna; Ximmatova Yangildi  Raxmatovna; Salaev Otamurod Bahodir  o‘g‘li

Yuldashov Xussniddin Eshnazarovich Assistant of the Department of "Medical and Biological Chemistry" of the Termiz Branch of the Tashkent Medical Academy
Bekmirzayev Eshquvvat Ro‘ziboyevich Assistant of the Department of "Medical and Biological Chemistry" of the Termiz Branch of the Tashkent Medical Academy
Ko‘charova Ma’mura Faxriddinovna Assistant of the Department of "Medical and Biological Chemistry" of the Termiz Branch of the Tashkent Medical Academy
Ximmatova Yangildi Raxmatovna Assistant of the Department of "Medical and Biological Chemistry" of the Termiz Branch of the Tashkent Medical Academy
Salaev Otamurod Bahodir o‘g‘li Tashkent Medical Academy, Termiz Branch No. 1, a student of the 2nd stage of the Faculty of Medicine

Keywords: Muscles, sarcoplasm, muscle proteins, myosin-actin proteins, muscle contraction, biochemical diseases of muscles

Abstract

Our muscles need to be healthy more than ever. We need to know not only the structure, function and physiology of muscles, but also their biochemistry. Most people are not interested in it. If you don't know the chemical structure of the muscle, if you don't know the mechanism by which it grows, it's like adding sugar to the soup. This analogy is often applied to athletes and boys. Studying the origin of muscle diseases, prevention of muscle disease and treatment of the disease would be appropriate if it were carried out "biochemically". Studying muscle biochemistry is very important to you and us.

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