Describe the structure of a cardiac muscle.
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cardiac muscles contains cells which have stariations I.e dark and light bands..
they contract rhythmatically without any fatigue and the cells are branched having nucleus at the central position....
They have fewer myoglobin as compared to skeletal muscle...
they contract rhythmatically without any fatigue and the cells are branched having nucleus at the central position....
They have fewer myoglobin as compared to skeletal muscle...
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Cardiac muscles are striated and involuntary muscles found in the heart . Its contraction is not consciously controlled and that is why heart keeps on pumping even when we are unconscious.The cells of cardiac tissue are uninucleate with the nucleus located at the center. The muscle fibres are branched and are attached end to end with transverse thickenings of plasma membrane that are known as intercalated disc.These intercalated disc are unique feature of cardiac tissue.
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