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tissues with widely spaced cells and large amounts of intercellular matrix
connective tissue
involuntary muscle
smooth & cardiac
voluntary muscle
skeletal
muscle with striations
cardiac & skeletal
muscle without striations
smooth
which muscle type can have multiple nuclei?
skeletal
shape of skeletal muscle cells
elongated
shape of cardiac muscle cells
branching
shape of smooth muscle cells
spindle
connective tissue that covers an entire muscle
epimysium
connective tissue that covers just one fascicle
perimysium
bundle of muscle cells
fascicle
connective tissue that covers individual muscle cells
endomysium
another name for skeletal muscle cell
muscle fiber
cell membrane of muscle cell
sarcolemma
ER in a muscle cell
sarcoplasmic reticulum (SR)
saclike regions that hold calcium ions
terminal cisternae
bundle of contractile filaments within a muscle cell
myofibril
part of sarcolemma that projects deep into the muscle cell
T tubule
one T tubule between two terminal cisternae
triad
what are myofibrils made of?
myofilaments
2 types of myofilaments
actin & myosin
thick filament
myosin
thin filament
actin
alternation of light/dark bands
striation
name of dark bands
A bands
name of light bands
I bands
line that bisects the I band
made of?
Z line
protein disc
stripe in center of A band
H zone
line in center of H zone
M line
name the levels of organization of skeletal muscle from smallest to largest.
myofilaments
myofibrils
muscle cells/fibers
fascicles
muscles