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ANAT & PHSIOLOGY II-MUSCLES-PHYSIOLOGY

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surrounds each individual fiber   show
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surrounds a group of fibers (fascicle)   show
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show Epimysium  
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show sarcomere  
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show Myofilaments  
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show Striations  
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show SKELETAL  
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show CARDIAC  
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show SMOOTH  
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show Body movement,Posture, body position Movement & storage of materials Heat generation  
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Composed of the protein myosin, Anchored by the M line of the sarcomere, do not move during contraction   show
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Thin filaments ARE Composed of the ______ _____ ______   show
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show Sarcoplasmic Reticulum  
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Passageways that penetrate into the interior of the muscle fiber.Conducts action potentials from the sarcolemma into the deepest parts of the muscle cell   show
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