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Which muscle type is the smallest?
smooth muscle
Which muscle type has fibers with a spindle shaped structure?
smooth muscle
Which muscle type has a centrally located nucleus?
Both cardiac and smooth muscle
Which type has nuclei that are located in the periphery of the muscle fibers?
skeletal muscle
Which type shows branching patterns?
cardiac
Which muscle type has intercalated discs?
cardiac muscle
What is the function of intercalated discs?
Connects one cardiac muscle cell to another
Contains gap junctions that provide ionic coupling between the fibers
In which muscle type do triads exist?
skeletal muscle
Which muscle type is capable of hyperplasia?
smooth muscle
Which muscle type is capable of hypertrophy?
all muscles types: smooth, cardiac, and skeletal
Which muscle types contain organized myofibrils?
skeletal and cardiac muscle
Are myofilaments present in smooth muscle cells?
Yes, however they are not organized into parallel myofibrils
which muscle type forms the walls of hollowed organs?
smooth muscle
Which muscle type is most widely dispersed throughout the body? Which one is most restricted in distribution?
smooth muscle is widely distributed
cardiac muscle is restricted to the myocardium of the heart and the great vessels
In what muscle type can dense bodies be found?
smooth muscles