Skeletal muscles:
The skeletal muscle consists of long and thick muscle fibers compared to smooth muscle fibers. Each fiber contains a large number of rectangular nuclei toward the longitudinal axis of the myocardium. The nuclei Peritoneal site is under the muscular sheath Sarcolemma ie the sheath that surrounds the musculoskeletal fibroblast.
The single musculoskeletal fibroblast is a cross-sectional design, consisting of dark areas, A and I, and I, and at the examination under the ocular lens, it is possible to observe that the I beam is divided by a bold line Z (line Z). When examining a cross-section of the skeletal muscle, we notice the casing that surrounds the muscle. It is made up of a connective tissue that contains fibers, connective tissue cells, blood vessels and nerves. This epithelium is called Epimysium, which extends from the casing to the smaller parts called the fascicles made up of a group of fibers These muscles are Perimysium, and each muscle fiber is surrounded by a thin layer of peripheral fascia called the Endomysium.
The skeletal muscle consists of long and thick muscle fibers compared to smooth muscle fibers. Each fiber contains a large number of rectangular nuclei toward the longitudinal axis of the myocardium. The nuclei Peritoneal site is under the muscular sheath Sarcolemma ie the sheath that surrounds the musculoskeletal fibroblast.
The single musculoskeletal fibroblast is a cross-sectional design, consisting of dark areas, A and I, and I, and at the examination under the ocular lens, it is possible to observe that the I beam is divided by a bold line Z (line Z). When examining a cross-section of the skeletal muscle, we notice the casing that surrounds the muscle. It is made up of a connective tissue that contains fibers, connective tissue cells, blood vessels and nerves. This epithelium is called Epimysium, which extends from the casing to the smaller parts called the fascicles made up of a group of fibers These muscles are Perimysium, and each muscle fiber is surrounded by a thin layer of peripheral fascia called the Endomysium.