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Differentiate between striated, unstriated and cardiac muscles

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Striated Muscle...✒

  • They show alternate light and dark bands (striations) when they are stained appropriately.

  • They are responsible for bringing about voluntary movements (skeletal muscles of the limbs)

  • Their cells are elongated, cylindrical and unbranched.

  • The cells are multinucleate (having many nuclei).

Unstriated Muscle...✒

  • They do not show any light and dark bands (striations) when they are stained

  • They are involuntary in action. E.g. Walls of tubular organs like ureters, alimentary canal, bronchi of the lungs, blood vessels, etc.

  • Their cells are long but spindle-shaped and unbranched

  • The cells are uninucleate.

Cardiac Muscle...✒

  • They show striations when they are stain

  • They are involuntary in their function (rhythmic contraction and relaxation of heart)

  • Heart muscle cells are cylindrical and branched.

  • The cells are uninucleate.
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