The spaces between the cardiac muscles are occupied by
(A) Endomysium
(B) Sarcolemma
(C) Granular sarcoplasm
(D) sarcoplasm
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The spaces between the cardiac muscles are occupied by sarcoplasm.
It is the cytoplasm of a myocyte that can be compared to the cytoplasm of other cells.
The calcium ion in the sarcoplasm is a very special element of the muscle fibre which means that the muscle contraction will take place smoothly and will be regulated.
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The spaces between the cardiac muscles are occupied by sarcoplasm.
It is the cytoplasm of a myocyte that can be compared to the cytoplasm of other cells.
The calcium ion in the sarcoplasm is a very special element of the muscle fibre which means that the muscle contraction will take place smoothly and will be regulated.
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