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Describe the development of skeletal muscle. Start from its germ layer.
Mybolasts in mesoderm fuse to form myotubules
Nuclei in myotubules migrate to periphery
Develop into myofibers that have peripherally located nuclei and most of cytoplasm filled with myofibrils
What is a syncitium? Give an example.
multinucleated mass of cytoplasm that is not separated into individual cells

skeletal muscle arrangement
Describe the strength, speed, and whether contractions are voluntary in the three muscle types.
Skeletal: strong, quick, discontinuous, voluntary

Cardiac: Strong, quick, continuous, involuntary

Smooth: weak, slow, involuntary
Describe the layering of muscle fiber. Begin with the different terms for muscle fiber. Include all outer layers.
Muscle fiber = myocyte = muscle cell (contains myofibrils made of myofilaments)
Muscle fiber wrapped in ENDOMYSIUM
Fascicle is a bunch of muscle fibers
Fascicle is wrapped in PERIMYSIUM
Gross muscle is wrapped in EPIMYSIUM (superficial fascia)
What proteins are responsible for the striations in skeletal muscle? How?
Arrangement of myosin (THICK FILS) and actin (THIN FILS)