Muscle
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| what is fascia? | connective tissue that surrounds muscle
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| what is synonymous to muscle cell? | muscle fiver
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| what is a sarcomere? | smallest functional unit of muscle.
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| what is the sarcomere made of? | actin and myosin filaments that interdigitate. they ratchet closer together and pull apart. need ATP and calcium.
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| in what form and function are most muscles? | they are in pairs. they only contract (do not detract). other muslces pull back again.
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| what are myofibrils? | long chain of sarcomeres. stacked sarcomeres from end on end
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| what is the longest muscle in the body? | sartorius muscle in the thigh
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| what is a muscle cell? | runs the length of the muslce. it is filled wtih myofibrils whcih are the cell product. this is what the muscles make
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| sarcoplasmic reticulum |
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