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which muscle type is striated, uninucleate, and branched?
skeletal
smooth
cardiac
Analyze the given histological features
The question asks to identify the muscle type that is:
- Striated: Possesses visible alternating dark and light bands (sarcomeres).
- Uninucleate: Contains a single nucleus per cell.
- Branched: Cells branch and connect with one another.
Evaluate each muscle type option
- Skeletal muscle: Striated, multinucleate, and consists of long, unbranched cylindrical fibers.
- Smooth muscle: Non-striated (smooth), uninucleate, and consists of spindle-shaped (fusiform), unbranched cells.
- Cardiac muscle: Striated, typically uninucleate (sometimes binucleate), and consists of short, branched cells connected by intercalated discs.
Determine the correct option
Based on the criteria (striated, uninucleate, and branched), the correct muscle type is cardiac muscle.
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