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which protein makes the voluntary muscles elastic like​

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Answered by Anonymous
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The process of many pairs of myosin and actin filaments sliding opposite to one another occurs within a larger unit of a muscle fiber known as a sarcomere to which the actin filaments are anchored. This mechanical process involves a repetitive shortening and lengthening of the sarcomere, rather like an elastic band.

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Answered by jiya551400
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The process of many pairs of myosin and actin filaments sliding opposite to one another occurs within a larger unit of amuscle fiber known as a sarcomere to which the actin filaments are anchored. This mechanical process involves a repetitive shortening and lengthening of the sarcomere, rather like an elastic band.

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