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Match the structures with the accurate description...

Match the structures with the accurate description
A. muscle fiber
B. fascicle
C. sarcolemma
D. t-tubules
E. myofibril

a single muscle cell
a bundle of adjacent muscle cells
the muscle cell membrane
highly organized bundles of contractile proteins within a skeletal muscle cell
inward extensions of the muscle cell membrane
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single muscle cell - muscle fiber

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