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| More than 1 Nucleus, Striated, Attached to Bones, Long Parallel Fibers, Voluntary Control |
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| 1 Nucleus, Not Striated, Attaches to Organs and vessels, Short Fibers, Involuntary Control |
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| 1 Nucleus, Striated, Attached to wall of heart, Intercalated discs, Short Fibers, Involuntary Control |
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| Microfibrils spanning between two bones |
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| The E.R. in muscles that contain Calcium ions. |
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| Thin filament in muscles that have receptor. |
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| Thick filament in muscles...the head. |
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| Wraps around actin, hiding receptor site. |
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| Attached to tropomyosin...acts as a zipper. Calcium binds to it. |
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| Where motor neuron connects to muscle membrane. |
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| The muscular neurotransmitter. |
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| The attachment of Myosin and Actin |
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| the amount spent as myosin head pivots, myosin head detaches, and myosin head resets. |
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| When muscle runs out of oxygen |
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| Stores oxygen in muscle tissues. |
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| Origin, INsertion, Action, Arterial Supply, and Innervation |
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| The 5 things all muscles have. |
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