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Which Muscle Type(s) Use(s) Calcium to Trigger Actin-Myosin Interactions for Movement

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Which muscle type(s) use(s) calcium to trigger actin-myosin interactions for movement?


A) Smooth muscle only
B) Cardiac muscle only
C) Skeletal muscle only
D) Both smooth and cardiac muscle, but not skeletal muscle
E) Smooth, cardiac, and skeletal muscle

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