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Muscle Contraction Is Directly Caused by

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Question 26

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Muscle contraction is directly caused by


A) structural changes in actin.
B) structural changes in myosin.
C) structural changes in the A band.
D) structural changes in the Z disk.
E) None of the above is correct.

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