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Harmeet told her classmates that there is a muscle that is cylindrical , branched and uninucleate . It show rhythmic extension and contraction throughout its life . What is the name of that muscle?

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Answered by Anonymous
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Cardiac muscle....

Explanation:

cells are located in heart appear straight and under a involuntary control....

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Answered by Anonymous
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The muscle is cardiac muscle.

Cardiac muscle comprises of cells that have fibres that are branched, cylindrical and contain one nucleus per cell.

The muscles are involuntary in nature and continuously undergo rhythmic extension and contraction. This is done as heart pumps the blood without our intervention. Pacemaker cells are responsible for contraction and relaxation of muscles.

The cells join each other by intercalated discs, which is characteristic of cardiac cells.

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