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| muscle that lacks striation , involuntary |
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| striated muscle that generate thier own action potention with out input from motor nuerons |
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| voluntary straited muscle that requires input from motor nueron to create action potential |
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muscle fiber that supplies steady energy source which contain myoglobin, many mitochondria, and longer lasting reserves of calcium
Example location: back (posture maintanance) |
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| muscle fibers that provide fast,powerful contratcions. Example location: wings of birds |
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| actively transports calcium calcium from cytoplasm into interior reticulum |
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| longitudinal bands containing myofilaments |
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| consists of 2 strands of active and one strand of reuglatory protien |
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| consist of staggared arrays of myosin molecules |
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| the fundamental unti of a muscle that is composed mainly of actin and myosin and extending from Z line to Z line in a myofibril |
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| organized arrays of muscle fibers. |
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