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1.) what would happen if a skeletal muscle were fully contracted and calcium was completely removed from the muscle cell in an infant?

2.) if a person is given a drug that interferes with the action of acetylcholinesterase at the terminal synapses, what would be an affect?

3.)when smooth muscle fibers in hollow organs, such as the digestive system are stretched, how do they respond??
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11 years ago
When smooth muscle is stretched (such as in the digestive organs) it has the ability to adjust to this new length or stretch and the ability to relax and return to the length it was prior to being stretched.
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Quote from: mandy! (11 years ago)
1.) what would happen if a skeletal muscle were fully contracted and calcium was completely removed from the muscle cell in an infant?

2.) if a person is given a drug that interferes with the action of acetylcholinesterase at the terminal synapses, what would be an affect?

3.)when smooth muscle fibers in hollow organs, such as the digestive system are stretched, how do they respond??

HI mandy, do you mind updating us with the answers?
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