The smooth muscle is striated and this allows for a smooth sliding across each other when muscles contract and extend
smooth muscle isn't striated, that's skeltal muscle.
but im trying to find the answer to the question aswell!
they are the same thing just different names
I think it is your hamstring.
smooth muscle fibers are located in small skeletal muscle
Smooth muscle is not striated, hence the name smooth muscle.nonotcardiac muscle
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Smooth muscles make up most of the esophagus, but the upper portion also contains some voluntary or skeletal muscle. The muscles move in a wave like pattern to move food down into the stomach through a process called "peristalsis". At the distal end is the lower esophageal sphincter, a ring of smooth muscle that controls movement of food between the stomach and esophagus.
It explains the reasons why the Constitution was written
The esophagus has two types of muscles. The upper third of the esophagus is composed of striated muscles, while the lower third contain smooth muscles. The muscles in the middle are a mixture of both striated and smooth.
Cardiac muscle cells are mechanically, chemically, and electrically connected to one another, thus, the entire tissue resembles a single, enormous muscle cell. For this reason, cardiac muscle has been called a functional syncytium. This is also true of smooth muscle.
Muscle cells can only contract, thus pull is their only function. Try it, its true. That's why most muscles come in pairs.
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