27. According to the sliding filament theory, during a muscle contraction the ___ filament pulls the...
27. According to the sliding filament theory, during a muscle contraction the ___ filament pulls the ___
filament towards the center of the sarcomere (m-line).
A) thin; thick B) thick; thin C) strong; weak D) weak; strong
Homework Answers
Option B
During muscles contraction the myosin (thick filament) pulls the actin (thin filament) towards center of sarcomere.
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27. According to the sliding filament theory, during a muscle
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