Only striated muscles have sarcomeres , Skeletal and Cardiac muscles have sarcomeres. As for smooth muscles they doesnt have sarcomeres , since the Z lines are attached to dense bodies
Cardiac and skeletal muscles are both striated muscles that contract in response to nerve impulses. They contain sarcomeres as their basic contractile unit and rely on the presence of calcium ions for muscle contraction. Additionally, both types of muscles are composed of muscle fibers that vary in size and length.
cardiac muscles
Muscles appear striped due to the arrangement of myofibrils within muscle fibers, which contain repeating units called sarcomeres. These sarcomeres are made up of overlapping thick (myosin) and thin (actin) filaments, creating a pattern of light and dark bands when viewed under a microscope. The alternating bands of light and dark give skeletal and cardiac muscles their characteristic striated appearance. This striation is crucial for the contraction mechanism of these muscles.
Smooth Muscles can, but Cardiac Muscles can not.
Both skeletal and cardiac muscles are striated muscles.
heart muscles
Yes. Cardiac muscles are found in the heart which is why they call it cardiac arrest.
The Cardiac muscles are found in your heart.
Cardiac muscles form the heart.
Which two types of muscles are involuntary?
It depends on the type of muscle. We have three kinds, smooth, cardiac, and skeletal. The skeletal ones are called striated because they have bands that divide the smallest contracting units called sarcomeres. Skeletal muscles look much like long cords, cardiac are 'Y' or 'H' shaped, and smooth muscle are spindle shaped.
There is only one place you will find cardiac muscles and that is the heart.