Human Anatomy 232
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| Skeletal Tissue | Striated, mutlinucleated, voluntary movement, attached to bones and sometimes skin
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| Striations | the overlapping pattern of parallel thick and thin contractile protein filaments inside the cell
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| Smooth muscle tissue | non-striated, centrally located nucleus, involuntary movement, Located in hollow organs
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| Cardiac tissue | striated, intercalated discs, involuntary movement, located in the heart
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| Intercalated disk | strong gap junctions between cells
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| 3 types of Muscle Tissue | Skeletal, smooth, and cardiac
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| Function of Skeletal Muscle Tissue | Move bones
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| Function of Cardiac Muscle Tissue | Pump blood
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| Function of Smooth Muscle Tissue | contract to move material through tubes
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| One Location of Smooth Muscle | Small intestine
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