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This presentation discusses the three main types of muscles: skeletal muscle, smooth muscle, and cardiac muscle. Skeletal muscle is a striated, voluntary muscle found in bones. Smooth muscle is an involuntary, non-striated muscle located inside organs like the stomach and intestines. Cardiac muscle is an involuntary, striated muscle that makes up the walls of the heart.
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Fascicle (a portion of the muscle)
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Athulya
- 1. POWERPOINTPOWERPOINT PRESENTATIONPRESENTATION Submitted to SREEDEVI.V.K Lr in Natural ScienceLr in Natural Science Submitted by Name : ATHULYA.L.THULASI Reg. No. : 18114392003 Option : Natural Science College : Badhiriya B.Ed Training College, Velichikala
- 3. DIFFERENT TYPES OF MUSCLESOF MUSCLES
- 4. INTRODUCTIONINTRODUCTION Muscle is a soft tissue found in most animals. Muscle cells contains protein filaments ofcontains protein filaments of actin and myosin that slide past one another. Muscles function to produced force and motion.
- 5. MUSCLES ARE DIVIDEDMUSCLES ARE DIVIDED INTO THREEINTO THREE 1. SKELETAL MUSCLE1. SKELETAL MUSCLE 2. SMOOTH MUSCLE 3. CARDIAC MUSCLE
- 6. SKELETAL MUSCLESKELETAL MUSCLE Skeletal muscles are also known as striated muscles Striated muscles are under the control of somatic nervous system These type of muscles are voluntarily controlled Skeletal muscles are presented in bones
- 7. SMOOTH MUSCLESMOOTH MUSCLE Smooth muscle is an involuntary non- striated muscle. Smooth muscle is fibers have a funiform shape. Smooth muscle is fibers have a funiform shape. The Smooth muscles are found inside of organs like stomach , intestines and blood vessels.
- 8. CARDIAC MUSCLECARDIAC MUSCLE Cardiac Muscle is involuntary, Striated muscle The cells that constitute cardiac muscle called Cardio myocyte contain only three nuclei Cardiac muscles are found in the walls and histological foundation of the heart, specifically the myo cardium.
- 9. CONCLUSIONCONCLUSION Muscles are the soft tissue helped to movement mainly there are three types muscles, they are Skeletal Muscle, Smooth Muscle and Cardiac Muscle. Skeletal muscle is a voluntaryMuscle. Skeletal muscle is a voluntary muscle mostly found in bones. Smooth muscles are involuntary muscle and seen in inside of stomach intestines etc. Cardiac muscle is involuntary muscle and is only seen in heart.