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Write five differences between red muscle and white muscles.​

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Answered by BrainIyMSDhoni
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Red Muscles-

In it mycoglobin content is high that's why the colour is red.

•Sarcolplasmic reticulum is less extensive.

•Blood vessels are more extensive in it.

•Mitochondria are more in number.

•Contraction is less powerful in it.

•This muscle is involved in prolonged and continued activity as it undergoes sustained contraction.

•It becomes fatigue slowly.

White Muscles-

•Mycoglobin contents is less that's why the colour of it is pale.

•Sarcoplasmic reticulum is more extensivein in it.

•Blood vessels are less extensive.

•Mitochondria are less in number.

•This muscle depends on anaerobic process for its energy.

•Responce is rapid with short latent period in it.

•It becomes fatigue very quickly.

Answered by yugagalaxa
2

Answer:

Explanation:

Red muscles:Type(I) fibres

They are red

Also called slow twitch or slow oxidative

Contain large amount of myoglobin, many mitochondria and many blood cappilaries

They split ATP at a slow rate

They have slow contraction velocity

Found in large number in the postural muscles of the neck

White muscle: Type (II) B fibres

They are white

Also called glycolytic fibres

Contain low content of myoglobin, few mitochondria, few blood capillaries and large amount of glycogen

Generate ATP be anaerobic metabolic processes

Split ATP at a fast rate

Have fast contraction velocity

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