Which involuntary muscle constitutes the main tissue of the walls of the heart?

Which muscle is responsible for most of the involuntary processes of your inner organs?

Which skeletal muscle's fleshy mass forms the prominence of the buttocks?

How many skeletal muscles are in the adult human body?

Skeletal muscles, like all of your muscles, are only good at two things: ___

Skeletal muscles thicken in the middle, at what's called the ___

Skeletal muscles taper off on either end into a ___

Tendons, that connect the muscle to the bone, are made of fibrous proteins, mostly ___

A chicken breast is, or was, which muscle of a chicken?

Stringy muscle fascicles are each made up of lots and lots of smaller strands called ___

Muscle cells are not like your run-of-the-mill somatic cells; For starters, they each have ___

What is the Greek word for muscle, which is used as a prefix in biological terms?

The Greek prefix "sarco-" means ___

The protein strands that make up a muscle cell are called ___

Each myofibril protein strand is divided lengthwise into segments called ___

Sarcomere function occurs through an interaction between two different kinds of protein strands called ___

Which skinny strand of myofilament protein attaches to one of the ends of the sarcomere?

Which thick strand of myofilament protein is studded with little golf club shaped heads?

Two papers on the discovery of the "sliding filament model" of muscle contraction were published in what year?

In a sarcomere, which ions change the shape of some of the proteins?

Two proteins wrapped around the actin, called tropomyosin and troponin, act as a kind of ___

What is the name of the membrane-bound structure, wrapped around each sarcomere, that stores calcium ions?

The energy from ATP is used to make the muscle relax; That's why, when you're dead, you get ___