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All the functioning can occur from one single spot; this way, there will not be conflict of different structures controlling different parts of the body. The cells trigger the heart to beat in one spot.

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Why do skeletal muscle cells have more than one nucleus?

Skeletal muscles are straited, multinucleate cells. Stimulated by voluntary/ somatic nervous system. Skeletal muscles cause forceful, strong contractionsCardiac muscles are also straited, yet they have 1-2 nuclei per cell. Stimulated by involuntary/autonomic nervous system. Cardiac muscles cause strong, forceful interactions (think of the heart beating, & its ventricles pumping out the blood)Smooth muscles are nonstraited, have one nucleus per cell. Stimulated by the involuntary/autonomic nervous system. They have smooth, continuous contractions (think of the digestive system)


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Do bacterial cells contain nuclei?

No, bacterial cells do not contain nuclei. Bacterial cells are prokaryotic, which means they do not have a membrane-bound nucleus. Instead, their genetic material is present in a circular chromosome located in the nucleoid region of the cell.


What kind of cell in the human body do you think would have more mitochondria cell or a skin cell?

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Is a nuclear pore prokaryotic?

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Why do you think cardiac muscle is involuntary?

Cardiac muscle will beat on its' own. You don't have to think about.


What tissue is your heart composed of?

Cardiac Muscle tissue =)


What is an example of cardiac?

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