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A non-hydrolyzable analog of ATP would arrest a skeletal muscle contraction at which point?
 a. the low energy conformation of myosin bound to actin
 b. the high energy conformation of myosin bound to actin
 c. myosin head unbound to actin
 d. permanently locked in the 'power stroke' phase
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Face with Cold Sweat Can you answer the others that I've posted too?
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