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Difference between Red fibres and white fibres?

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Answered by Anonymous
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A N S W E R :

The difference between red and white muscle fibres is as follows –

❍ Red Muscle Fibres :

  • Red muscle fibres have a thin structure.

  • Red muscle fibres are dark in colour.

  • Red muscle fibres have a slow rate of contraction.

  • Red muscle fibres are rich in mitrochondria.

  • Red muscle fibres are rich in myoglobin.

  • Red muscle fibres possess the ability to perform slow and sustained constraction for a long period of time without fatigue.

White Muscle Fibres :

  • White muscle fibres have a thick structure.

  • White muscle fibres are light in colour.

  • White muscle fibres have a fast rate of constraction.

  • White muscle fibres are poor in myoglobin.

  • Myoglobin is completely absent in the white muscle fibres.

  • White muscle fibres possess the ability to perform fast and strenuous activities for short period of time, followed by fatigue.
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