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what are dark blobs in heart muscle tissue

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Answered by bhariaharsh
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Answer:

those are the intercalated disk's or if they are round they are nucleus

as heatt muscle are uninu leated

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Answered by shailendrachoubay456
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Heart Muscle Tissue

Explanation:

  • The dark bands represent areas of thick protein fibers made of myosin proteins that square light going through the cell and show up dark
  • When the muscle strands contract, myosin arranges the actin fibers like an accordion to recoil the muscle cell and make it contract  
  • Heart muscle tissue, as skeletal muscle tissue, looks striated or striped. The groups are spread, similar to a tree, yet associated at the two closures
  • Dissimilar to skeletal muscle tissue, the constriction of cardiovascular muscle tissue is normally not under cognizant control, so it is called involuntary
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