Muscular System

no. it's the other way around. muscle is heavier than fat. muscle weighs approximately 17.7% more than fat.

glutius maximus

Actin is synthesized by ribosomes in the cytoplasm from messenger RNA (mRNA) that encodes the actin protein. The gene for actin is transcribed into mRNA in the cell nucleus, and this mRNA is then translated by ribosomes to produce actin monomers, which can polymerize to form actin filaments. Actin filaments are crucial components of the cytoskeleton, playing essential roles in cell shape, movement, and division.

Zygomaticus

skeletal muscles

The tounge

The cardiac muscle is the heart. The muscle type is smooth.

Troponin

Sports can definitely build muscle! However, what muscles and how much are dependent on the sport and how you practice for it. In a lot of high school sports, coaches will have training sessions where you work on building muscle, not necessarily techniques for the sport. I know for high school lacrosse and football near me there are workouts for you to get in shape for the season, and of course you continue training during the season.

nerve tissue

Smooth muscle Tissue have no striations. (there are 3 types of muscle tissue - Skeletal, Cardiac, and Smooth) Smooth propels substances along internal passageways involuntarily.

no

The thin myofilaments are actin. They slide between the thick filaments called myosin.

yes

Basically the time under stress brings in red muscle or the slow twitch fibers into action.

If the movement is controlled and the set goes longer the red fibers are used.. If the movement is explosive and heavy then the white fibers are used.

For example squatting for 15 rep range incorporates red fibers of the thighs very well

three

Let's take your arm as an example. you have the bicep and the tricep. all muscles come in pairs. they can only push, not pull. your bicep connects to the top of your hinge joint in your elbow, and your triceps connect to the bottom. your bicep pulls to bend your arm, and your triceps pulls to straighten your arm.

Was that a too complicated answer?

axon

Vocal cords

Tendons attach muscle to bones.

superior oblique

yes

taste buds

hi 9-15-17 btw it's not ligaments

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