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Question
Differentiate between cells of Fibres of voluntary muscle and cardiac muscle
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Solution
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Fibers of voluntary muscle |
Fibers of cardiac muscle |
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(i) Long and cylindrical |
(i) Short and branched |
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(ii) Multinucleate |
(ii) Uninucleate |
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(iii) Under the control of one's own will or volition |
(iii) Not under the control of one's own will or volition |
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(iv) Found in the arms, legs, face and neck |
(iv) Found in the heart |
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