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| covers the entire gross muscle. |
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| seperates the skeletal muscle into smaller compartments. Each compartment containing a bundle of fibers, known as a facsicle |
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| A bundle of muscle fibers (cells). |
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| Thin sheet of connective tissue that covers each individual muscle fiber, however, it is not the sarcolemma, or cell membrane. |
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| Cell membrane of a muscle cell. |
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| connective tissue that connects muscle to bone. |
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| connects muscle to muscle. |
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| A muscle cell. Multinucleated |
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| cytoplasm of a muscle cell. |
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| smaller than a muscle fiber |
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| Chiefly composed of Myosin |
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| Cheifly composed of actin |
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| Pumps calcium ions when a muscle is contracted |
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| Ends of the SR, and make up the Triad with the SR and T tubules. |
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| Functional unit of a muscle cell |
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| Middle, composed of cheifly Myosin (Thick myofilaments) |
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