a. Cardiac muscle is striated but it is thin and the striations are along the intercalated discs and it has T-tubules whilst in a skeletal muscle are striated but together with a bone by collagen fibers which are called tendons. The striations in the cardiac muscle consist of proteins. The thin striations are known to be I-bands; the thicker striations are the A-bands. The T-tubules make up triads, and intercalated disc go together with cardiac myocyte to syncytium. Tendons in skeletal muscle consist of actin and myosin; the muscle fibers are made up by coalition of myoblasts involved.
b. Both, the cardiac muscle and skeletal muscle contract which is their function. Their characteristics are what make up the function in the muscle cells. For
b. Both, the cardiac muscle and skeletal muscle contract which is their function. Their characteristics are what make up the function in the muscle cells. For