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3 types of muscle tissue

Skeletal, cardiac, and smooth

Individual cells

Muscle fibers

Contractile proteins

Actin and myosin are proteins inside muscle fibers that are arranged so they slide last eachother, which shortens the fiber bringing the end closer

Skeletal muscle

Attached to bones and produce movement of the skeleton


Voluntary


Striated


Multinucleated, muscle fibers are long and thin

Smooth muscle

Located in the walls of hollow organs such as stomach, urinary bladder, and arteries


Also called visceral muscle


Spindle shaped fibers( tapered at each end)


Single nucleus


Involuntary


Non striated

Cardiac muscle

Found only in heart wall


Contraction of this muscle generates the force to pump blood through blood vessels


Branded fibers


Single nucleus


Striated


Involuntary


Has intercalated discs that connect adjacent cells