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Muscle Tissue and Myogenesis Quiz

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What are the special contractile proteins found in muscle tissue?

Keratin and collagen

Troponin and tropomyosin

Hemoglobin and myoglobin

Actin and myosin (correct)

What is responsible for movements of the body?

Cardiac muscle tissue

Tendons and perimysium

Skeletal muscle tissue (correct)

Smooth muscle tissue

What is the process known as the formation of muscle during embryonic development?

Myofibrillogenesis

Myosinogenesis

Myopathy

Myogenesis (correct)

What are the two regulatory proteins present in muscle tissue, along with actin and myosin?

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Which muscle type contracts involuntarily?

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Muscle Tissue and Myogenesis Quiz

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Questions and Answers

What are the special contractile proteins found in muscle tissue?

What is responsible for movements of the body?

What is the process known as the formation of muscle during embryonic development?

What are the two regulatory proteins present in muscle tissue, along with actin and myosin?

Which muscle type contracts involuntarily?

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