Question

A student identified the following figure as striated muscles because of

Answer 1

Explanation:

Each muscle fibre is long and cylindrical cells, that contain many nuclei, i.e., are multinucleated. Here, labelling E is the nucleus.

The cell membrane is called as sarcolemma. Here, labelling D is sarcolemma.

When skeletal muscle is viewed in longitudinal section, it exhibits a distinctive pattern of alternating light and dark bands. The dark-staining bands are called as A-band, sometimes contain a pale region in the middle called as H-zone.

The light staining bands, I bands are bisected by a thin Z-line. This striated pattern in due to the presence of myofibrils in the sarcoplasm. Here, labelling A and labelling F are light and dark bands respectively, while labelling C is myofibril.

The segment of a myofibril from Z-line to Z-line is referred to as sarcomere.

Answer 2

Answer:

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Explanation:

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