Muscle tissue that directly attaches to bone and is under voluntary cont All the muscle fibers contracts together to generated the most amount force/tension. A muscle fiber that fatigues the least, uses mostly oxidative phosphorylation, and generate the least amount of force.
Muscle tissue that directly attaches to bone and is under voluntary cont All the muscle fibers contracts together to generated the most amount force/tension. A muscle fiber that fatigues the least, uses mostly oxidative phosphorylation, and generate the least amount of force.
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N. Wave summation
All the muscle fibers contracts together to generated the most amount of
force/tension.
O. Inguinal Ligament
A muscle fiber that fatigues the least, uses mostly oxidative
P. Elasticity
phosphorylation, and generate the least amount of force.
Q. Motor-unit
A discrete group of specific type of muscle fibers innervated by a single
R. Excitability
motor neuron.
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V. Antagonist
W. Muscle Fibers
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