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No. A muscle is an organ composed of muscle and connective tissue.
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Is muscle an example of an organelle?
No, a muscle is an example of tissues.
Is a muscle an organelle?
No. A muscle is an organ composed of muscle and connective tissue.
Is skin a muscle or an organelle?
it is an organ
Organelle where muscle proteins are manufactured?
Ribosome
Is mitichondria an organelle in the cytoplasm of muscle?
It is the "powerhouse of the cell."
Does the cardiac muscle have organelle?
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What is the contractile organelle of skeletal muscle fibers is?
myofibrils
What organelle is most numerous inside a muscle?
mitochondria
What organelle would a muscle cell require several of?
mitochondria.
Which organelle contains calcium in muscle cells?
sarcoplasmic reticulum
Which organelle found in muscle is responsible for ATP production?
Mitochondrion
What organelle would be most common in a muscle cell?
Mitochondria - to produce the ATP needed for muscle contraction
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