Syllabus BigBlueButton Collaborations What are the characteristics of cardiac muscle? A. Cells are short and branching. B. Cells have multiple nuclei at the periphery of the cell. C. They are composed of thick and thin filaments. E. All of the above D. The functional contractile unit is the sarcoplasm Chat My Media Student Feedback on Instruction Zoom McGraw-Hill Connect MyLab and Mastering Honorlock Announcements Qwickly Tools Library Modules Quizzes ○ A & C ○ A,B &C O B,C &D ○ A & B ◄ Previous No new data to

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