Question

Difference between smooth muscle and skeletal muscle and cardiac muscle

Answer 1

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Answer 2

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Explanation:

Smooth Muscle.

• These are Involuntary muscles
• These are present in the line of walls of most internal organs.
• These are self stimulating.
• These muscles have only lower energy requirement.
• Doesn't Fatigue.
• Single, tapering, cells with   a single nucleus

Cardiac Muscle.

• These are involuntary muscles.
• These are present only in Heart.
• These are self stimulating.
• These muscles have intermediate energy requirement.
• Doesn't Fatigue.
• Branching chains of cells connected   by porous intercalated discs, with single   nucleus and striations

Skeletal muscle.

• These are Voluntary muscles.
• These are present by attached to bones.
• These aren't self stimulating muscles and stimulated by neurons.
• These muscles require high energy.
• Fatigue easily.
• Very long, cylindrical, multnucleate cells.