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Across
- 2. This homeostatic mechanism refers to the continuous signaling, even in resting conditions.
- 5. Are specialized contractile units in the muscle tissue that make up about 80% of the sacroplasm.
- 9. This is the main neurotransmitter of the somatic system (abv).
- 12. This special function of muscle tissue refer's to its ability to react to nervous signals.
- 13. This is where filament growth = filament shrinkage.
- 14. This is where preganglionic neurons are found in the ANS.
- 15. This muscle type has branching and chains.
- 17. This cytoskeleton element plays a major role in muscle contraction (singular).
- 18. This ANS division can increase heart rate and do vasoconstriction.
Down
- 1. This ANS divison's cell bodies are close to the hindbrain and sacral region.
- 3. This afferent type has local effects.
- 4. This nervous system portion focuses on voluntary muscle movement.
- 6. This muscle type is under conscious control.
- 7. This muscle organelle is responsible for the storage of calcium.
- 8. This model is the basis of understanding muscle contraction.
- 10. This type of tissue is responsible for holding muscles and their units in parallel alignment.
- 11. This is what occurs when no ATP is available to undo the binding of myosin and actin.
- 16. This motor protein is the faster of the two types.
- 19. These are in the center of the cells and determine the direction of movement via microtubles (abv).