How does smooth muscle appear different at the cellular level than skeletal and cardiac muscle

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joja [24]4 years ago

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Answer:

Smooth muscle:

At cellular level these muscles are cylindrical in appearance. There cells are unbranched. These are non striated.

Skeletal muscles:

These Muscles at cellular level appears as cylindrical and also they are unbranched. These are striated at cellular level.

Cardiac muscle:

These muscles are like skeletal muscles and smooth muscles in the sense of their cylindrical nature but these muscles are branched in contrast to others. These are striated.

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