The answer to this question would be: microfilament
Microfilament or actin filament is the organ where myosin binding in muscle cells. This bind is making the tensile strength of the muscle. When muscle contract, the myosin will move to the actin at the outer side, makes the muscle length become shorter.
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Answer:
conformational change in troponin
Explanation:
The troponin complex plays an essential role in the thin filament regulation of striated muscle contraction.