Question

Tendons are strong fibres with which muscles are attached to the bones. How do Tendons become stronger?​

Answer 1

Answer:

If a strong movement occurs, the sensor allows calcium ions to flow into the tendon cells. This promotes the production of certain enzymes that link the collagen fibres together. As a result, the tendons lose elasticity and become stiffer and stronger.

Answer 2

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• Tendons attached a muscle to other part of bones.

• Tendons are the connective tissue.

• Tendons have one of the highest tensils strength found among soft tissues.