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1 Microscopic Muscle Anatomy
Muscles! Hooray!!! Microscopic Muscle Anatomy

2 What two proteins are the star crossed lovers that drive muscle contraction?

3 What two proteins are the star crossed lovers that drive muscle contraction?

4 What two proteins are the star crossed lovers that drive muscle contraction?

5 Muscle contraction works by what type of energy conversion?

6 What two verbs describe muscle movement?

7 What does this look like at the cellular level?

8 What is this theory of muscular contraction called?

9 What is this theory of muscular contraction called?

10 Muscle Fiber/Cell Anatomy

11 Muscle Fiber/Cell Anatomy

12 Muscle Fiber/Cell Anatomy

13 Muscle Fiber/Cell Anatomy

14 Muscle Fiber/Cell Anatomy

15 Muscle Fiber/Cell Anatomy

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