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what is a characteristic shared by all muscles? could it be myosin and actin?

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what is a characteristic shared by all muscles? could it be myosin and actin?

what is a characteristic shared by all muscles? could it be myosin and actin?

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11 years ago

Yes all muscles have myosin and actin, axons, and a nucleus.

I believe peter below me is right, I am not good in science and is why I'm taking Psycho-Biology again, and got a D in Anatomy.

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11 years ago

I think your correct but you also forgot they all have at least on origin and insert, they all are responsible in one form of movement, and they all are fed by the the arteries

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11 years ago

Characteristics of muscle tissue
Excitability - ability to respond to stimuli
Contractility - ability to shorten
Extensibility - ability to stretch
Elasticity - ability to return to original shape and length

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