Sarcomere components/Types of Muscle Tissue

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Across
  1. 3. Functional contractile unit of skeletal muscle; the distance between two adjacent Z discs
  2. 4. Also known as smooth muscle, non-striated muscle, and involuntary muscle. This muscle is found in most of the viscera.
  3. 6. Also known as skeletal muscle and striated muscle. Made to contract by conscious or voluntary control.
  4. 7. band containing thin filaments only and titin proteins
  5. 10. Lighter region in the middle of the A band; contains thick filaments only
  6. 11. Found in the heart.
  7. 12. proteins called connectins in the center of the I band where thin filaments attach
Down
  1. 1. A thin transverse protein meshwork that appears as a dark protein disc in the center of H zone where thick filaments attach
  2. 2. Also known as skeletal muscle and voluntary muscle. Named because under a microscope, this type of muscle is seen to contain dark colored stripes or striations.
  3. 3. Also known as voluntary muscle and striated muscle. Muscle attached to the bones of the skeleton.
  4. 5. Also known as non-striated muscle, involuntary muscle, and visceral muscle. Microscopically, the muscle tissue does not contain striations associated with skeletal muscle.
  5. 8. Also known as smooth muscle, non-striated muscle, and visceral muscle. It is found in various organs which work "automatically", and not under our conscious control, such as our internal viscera.
  6. 9. Dark band in the middle of the sarcomere, composed of entire thick filaments and on its lateral end regions of overlapping thin filaments