○ Cardiac Tissue of the heart Involuntarily controlled Striated Has a single nucleus in each cell Found in the walls of the heart Contains branching cylindrical cells Has intercalated discs Changes the internal volume of the heart as it contracts ○ Skeletal Found attached to bones Voluntarily controlled Striated Has several nuclei per cell Contains long, non-branching cylindrical cells Concerned with locomotion of the body as a whole ○ Smooth Found in the walls of the stomach, uterus, and arteries Involuntarily controlled Has a single nucleus in each cell Contains spindle-shaped cells Changes internal volume of an organ as it contracts • Anatomy of a microscopic muscle cell (p. 91) ○ Perimysium Connective tissue surrounding a fascicle, or bundle, of muscle fibers ○ Epimysium Connective tissue that covers the entire muscle cell ○ Endomysium Thin connective muscle that surrounds a single muscle fiber ○ Fascicle Bundle of muscle cells ○ Fiber Muscle cell ○ Myofilament Actin or myosin-containing structure ○ Myofibril A long filamentous organelle found within muscle cells that has a banded appearance ○ Sarcolemma Plasma membrane of the muscle ○ Sacromere Contractile unit of muscle ○ Tendon Cordlike extension of connective tissue beyond the muscle, serving to attach it to the bone • Anterior muscles ume of an organ as it contractscle, serving to attatch it to the boneappearance • Posterior muscles • What is the major function of a muscle ○ To provide movement for the body It contracts and shortens • Heat • Movement • Posture
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