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Skeletal and cardiac muscle are both types of striated muscle. You have been giv

Skeletal and cardiac muscle are both types of striated muscle. You have been given one type of each sample, but the identifying labels have come off. You know that these muscles have some similarities and some differences in terms of their rate of depolarization, rate of repolarization, and length of action potential. Which of these features would not be useful in identifying the two types of muscle? Which of these features will you use to correctly label the samples? Explain what you would expect to see for skeletal and cardiac muscles for each feature that you use.

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