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how is cardiac muscle is similar to both striated and unstriated muscle - give reason

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Cardiac muscles have the property of both the striated muscles (or skeletal muscle) and unstriated muscle or smooth muscle.Cardiac muscle is involuntary, which is the property of smooth muscle.Cardiac muscles also have features of skeletal muscles. Like skeletal muscle, cardiac muscle cross striations formed by rotating segments of thick and thin protein filaments and the primary structural proteins of cardiac muscle are myosin and actin. However, skeletal muscles are voluntary as they are supplied with the somatic nerve.

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